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class PaypalMoneyAdder:

"""
Class to simulate a Paypal Money Adder.

Attributes:
- balance: float
The current balance in the Paypal account.
"""

def __init__(self, initial_balance: float = 0.0):


"""
Constructor to instantiate the PaypalMoneyAdder class.

Parameters:
- initial_balance: float (optional)
The initial balance in the Paypal account. Default is 0.0.
"""

self.balance = initial_balance

def add_money(self, amount: float):


"""
Adds the specified amount of money to the Paypal account balance.

Parameters:
- amount: float
The amount of money to be added to the balance.

Raises:
- ValueError:
Raises an error if the amount is negative.
"""

if amount < 0:
raise ValueError("Amount cannot be negative.")

self.balance += amount

def get_balance(self):
"""
Returns the current balance in the Paypal account.

Returns:
- float:
The current balance in the Paypal account.
"""

return self.balance

# Example usage of the PaypalMoneyAdder class:

# Creating an instance of PaypalMoneyAdder with initial balance of $100.0


paypal_account = PaypalMoneyAdder(100.0)

# Adding $50.0 to the account balance


paypal_account.add_money(50.0)

# Getting the current balance


balance = paypal_account.get_balance()
print(f"The current balance in the Paypal account is ${balance}.")

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