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Owk, 513 bytes

ThisOwk is written in my re-implementationan abandoned language created by Phase.

a:λx.λy.x+y

Owk does not support input, so the input will be hard-coded in its character form. However, the natural numbers must not be larger than 255 (as in the spec). (ThisThis is not truewritten in my re-implementation.)

In order to represent negative numbers, you negatean unofficial fork(-but it's shorter) them. E.g. -'A:

a=<input1>+<input2>
.a:x+y

Owk, 5 bytes

This is written in my re-implementation.

Owk does not support input, so the input will be hard-coded in its character form. However, the natural numbers must not be larger than 255 (as in the spec). (This is not true in my re-implementation.)

In order to represent negative numbers, you negate(-) them. E.g. -'A

a=<input1>+<input2>
.a

Owk, 13 bytes

Owk is an abandoned language created by Phase.

a:λx.λy.x+y

This is written in an unofficial fork(but it's shorter):

a:x+y
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user85052
user85052

Owk, 5 bytes

This is written in my re-implementation.

Owk does not support input, so the input will be hard-coded in its character form. However, the natural numbers must not be larger than 255 (as in the spec). (This is not true in my re-implementation.)

In order to represent negative numbers, you negate(-) them. E.g. -'A

a=<input1>+<input2>
.a