Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: evencheck
Version: 2.0.0
Summary: The most inefficient way to check if a number is even.
Author: GussApenas
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# evencheck

The most inefficient way to check if a number is even.

## Installation

```bash
pip install evencheck
```

## Usage

```python
from evencheck import iseven

number_true = iseven(2) # True
print(number_true)
number_false = iseven(7) # False
print(number_false)
```

## Hot it Works

- Downloads a huge JSON file
- Reads it line by line
- Stops when the number is found
- Deletes the file

Absolutely useless. By design.

## 🤝 Contributing

We do accept contributions - with one very important rule:

Your contribution must make the code worse.
Rules for contributing
If you want to contribute to `evencheck`, you must follow these guidelines:

- ❌ **|** Do not optimize anything
- ❌ **|** Do not remove unnecessary steps
- ❌ **|** Do not improve performance
- ❌ **|** Do not reduce memory usage
- ❌ **|** Do not simplify logic

What we do want

- ✅ **|** More I/O operations
- ✅ **|** Extra loops
- ✅ **|** Redundant checks
- ✅ **|** Worse performance
- ✅ **|** Longer execution time
- ✅ **|** More unnecessary downloads

If your pull request makes the code faster, cleaner, or smarter, it will be rejected immediately.

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I would like to express my sincere thanks to [kleeedolinux](https://github.com/kleeedolinux) for helping make evencheck possible.

With much love,  
Made by Guss
