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fix examples in readme to match latest output formats
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Expand Up @@ -71,15 +71,15 @@ The search functionality should return the following list of scripture reference
start_verse=12,
end_chapter=18,
end_verse=14,
end_book=None
end_book=<Book.MATTHEW: 40>
),
NormalizedReference(
book=<Book.LUKE: 42>,
start_chapter=15,
start_verse=3,
end_chapter=15,
end_verse=7,
end_book=None
end_book=<Book.LUKE: 42>
)
]
```
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -111,14 +111,14 @@ For example, given the following normalized scripture reference for Genesis 1:1-
```python
import pythonbible as bible

reference = bible.NormalizedReference(bible.Book.GENESIS, 1, 1, 1, 4)
reference = bible.NormalizedReference(bible.Book.GENESIS, 1, 1, 1, 4, bible.Book.GENESIS)
verse_ids = bible.convert_reference_to_verse_ids(reference)
```

The conversion functionality would return the following list of verse id integers:

```python
[1001001, 1001002, 1001003, 1001004]
(1001001, 1001002, 1001003, 1001004)
```

### Converting a list of verse id integers into a list of normalized scripture references
Expand All @@ -143,15 +143,15 @@ The conversion functionality would return the following list of normalized scrip
start_verse=12,
end_chapter=18,
end_verse=14,
end_book=None
end_book=<Book.MATTHEW: 40>
),
NormalizedReference(
book=<Book.LUKE: 42>,
start_chapter=15,
start_verse=3,
end_chapter=15,
end_verse=7,
end_book=None
end_book=<Book.LUKE: 42>
)
]
```
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