Wonus Hagner, the star keeper for the Miami Knicks, is also in 15-112 this
semester. He has a large chunk of buggy code that he wants to comment out so he
can replace it with the correct content. Put the Python comment character ("#")
at the beginning of every line of code in "awful_add", with a space after it.
Hint: For vim, look into 'visual block mode' and for emacs look into
'comment-region'. There are 95 lines in the function.


# def awful_add(x, y):
#   tmp = 0
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if x > 0:
#     x -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   # That took a long time to type out. Now we do y!
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   if y > 0:
#     y -= 1
#     tmp += 1
#   # *phew*. We're done now. (I hope?)
#   return tmp


def good_add(a, b):
  return a + b

