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Added MoA Example + UUID Invoke Function #28

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Expand Up @@ -116,6 +116,8 @@ There is a module named `invoke_functions` that has a list of functions that can
- `empty_tuple`: Return an empty tuple
- `empty_float`: Return 0.0
- `empty_int`: Return 0
- `if_else`: If the first value is true, return the second value, otherwise return the third value
- `uuid`: returns a universally unique identifier (UUID)

Use positional parameters to pass values to the functions that expect arguments.
Here is an example of using the `invoke_functions` module to do some simple operations:
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