Fix: Correct README examples by removing unsupported arguments#78
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Clarified output file name and fixed formatting in README.
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Removed unsupported arguments (--output and --inputstr) from README examples in the Interpreter Module section. Updated commands to match actual implementation of interpreter.py and added a clarification note to avoid confusion for users. |
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This PR fixes incorrect command examples in the Interpreter Module section of the README.
The arguments
--outputand--inputstrare not supported in the current implementation of interpreter.py. These have been removed and replaced with correct usage based on the actual code.A clarification note has also been added to help users avoid confusion.