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Expand Up @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Now we create the `Memoizer` object itself. Any keyword arguments will be stored
There is a direct API for retrieving a value. We pass it the key we want, and a function that is used to calculate it.

def basic_func():
print 'called'
print('called')
return 123

# Manually retrieve a value.
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You can specify the positional and keyword arguments to call the function with:

def adder_func(a, b):
print called
print(called)
return a + b

# Passing args...
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@memo
def cached_func():
print 'called'
print('called')
return 456

cached_func()
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