• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are different, zero or non-integer
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd

• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are different, zero or non-integer
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output
• You needn't handle invalid input like "Diminished 1st", "Major 4th" or "Perfect 2nd".

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd

or testing friendly,

[m,2]+[M,3]=[0,4]
[M,2]+[M,2]=[M,3]
[M,3]+[M,3]=[1,5]
[1,2]+[1,3]=[3,4]
[-2,6]+[-2,7]=[-5,12]
[1,1]+[m,2]=[M,2]

Sum of Two Intervals

A k-th interval plus an m-th interval is a (k+m-1)th interval. An interval with p semitones plus one with q semitones is one with (p+q) semitones. Given two intervals, get their sum. Relations between interval and semitones is listed below.

^{* Negative distance doesn't exist but it can be added 12 until non-negative}

For larger interval, k-th interval has 12 more semitones than the same type of (k-7)-th interval. Triple Augmented is 1 more semitone than Double Augmented, Triple Diminished is 1 less semitone than Double Diminished, etc.

IO format

• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are zero or non-integer
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output

Test cases

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd

Sum of Two Intervals

A k-th interval plus an m-th interval is a (k+m-1)th interval. An interval with p semitones plus one with q semitones is one with (p+q) semitones. Given two intervals, get their sum. Relations between interval and semitones is listed below.

^{* Negative distance doesn't exist but it can be added 12 until non-negative}

For larger interval, k-th interval has 12 more semitones than the same type of (k-7)-th interval. Triple Augmented is 1 more semitone than Double Augmented, Triple Diminished is 1 less semitone than Double Diminished, etc.

IO format

• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are different, zero or non-integer
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output

Test cases

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd

Sum of Two Intervals

A k-th interval plus an m-th interval is a (k+m-1)th interval. An interval with p semitones plus one with q semitones is one with (p+q) semitones. Given two intervals, get their sum. Relations between interval and semitones is listed below.

^{* Negative distance doesn't exist but it can be added 12 until non-negative}

For larger interval, k-th interval has 12 more semitones than the same type of (k-7)-th interval. Triple Augmented is 1 more semitone than Double Augmented, Triple Diminished is 1 less semitone than Double Diminished, etc.

IO format

• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are zero or non-number
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output

Test cases

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd

Sum of Two Intervals

A k-th interval plus an m-th interval is a (k+m-1)th interval. An interval with p semitones plus one with q semitones is one with (p+q) semitones. Given two intervals, get their sum. Relations between interval and semitones is listed below.

^{* Negative distance doesn't exist but it can be added 12 until non-negative}

For larger interval, k-th interval has 12 more semitones than the same type of (k-7)-th interval. Triple Augmented is 1 more semitone than Double Augmented, Triple Diminished is 1 less semitone than Double Diminished, etc.

IO format

• The interval would likely get inputted as one argument
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -2/-1/a/b/c/1/2, where a, b, c are zero or non-integer
• You can take Double Diminished/Diminished/Minor/Perfect/Major/Augmented/Double Augmented as -3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3
• Same applies to output

Test cases

Minor 2nd + Major 3rd = Perfect 4th
Major 2nd + Major 2nd = Major 3rd
Major 3rd + Major 3rd = Augmented 5th
Augmented 2nd + Augmented 3rd = Triple Augmented 4th
Double Diminished 6th + Double Diminished 7th = 5 Times Diminished 12th
Augmented 1st + Minor 2nd = Major 2nd