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-A hackable, single-file, 355-line Julia package for command-line argument parsing. `SimpleArgParse` offers 95% of the functionality of  `ArgParse` using ~10% of the lines-of-code (LOC).
+A hackable, single-file, 350-line Julia package for command-line argument parsing. `SimpleArgParse` offers 95% of the functionality of  `ArgParse` using ~10% of the lines-of-code (LOC).
 
 Does this need to be more complicated?
 
 ## Motivation
 
 Parsing command-line arguments should not be complicated. Metaprogramming features such as macros and generators, while cool, are overkill. I wanted a simple command-line argument parsing library in the spirit of Python's [`argparse`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html), but could not find one. The closest thing I found was [`ArgParse`](https://www.juliapackages.com/p/argparse), but I desired something even simpler. There's nothing worse than having to security audit a massive package for a simple task.
 
-Here it is, a single, simple, 320-line file with one dependency (`OrderedCollections::OrderedDict`), a single nested data structure, and a few methods. Hack on it, build on it, and use it for your own projects. You can read all of the source code in around one minute.
+Here it is, a single, simple file with one dependency (`OrderedCollections::OrderedDict`), a single nested data structure, and a few methods. Hack on it, build on it, and use it for your own projects. You can read all of the source code in around one minute.
 
 Enjoy! :sunglasses: