Created parity algorithm

[mrwolferinc]

I have decided to add an algorithm for finding the parity of a number because I feel like such an algorithm should be added to this repository.

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Wrong branch! You are supposed to do a coverage report on the patch-2 branch!

[lazarljubenovic]

This is a terrible practice. To determine parity, use x % 2 for everyday code or x & 1 if you really wanna go low-level uber-performance. Also your definition of parity for fractions is ridiculous. Where did you find it?

[mrwolferinc]

This is a terrible practice. To determine parity, use x % 2 for everyday code or x & 1 if you really wanna go low-level uber-performance. Also your definition of parity for fractions is ridiculous. Where did you find it?

Oh ok