reply = input( 'Enter two numbers: ' )
r, c = reply.split()
r = int( r )
c = int( c )
total = r + c
print( total )

# How do you go from a two-digit number to just have the ones place?
# String Way:
# i.e. 12 -> 2 (the last digit of the number)
# i.e. 17 -> 7 (the last digit of the number)
# Is there a way we can use Python to just get the last digit of the number?

# How can we do it mathematically?
# THIS IS HOW TO GET THE LAST DIGIT USING THE % (MODULUS) OPERATOR
# YOU WANT TO DO THIS FOR THE NEXT HW (digit_box)
last_digit = total % 10 # remainder of total / 10
# 12%10 is 12/10 = 1 remainder 2 which is just 2 since % gives us the remainder!
print( last_digit )