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Hey! Okay so take my advice with a grain of salt and wrap in your own social cues because I am on the autism spectrum, so my knowledge on social cues is super bad. 

However, when I was a teenager, this is how I got peoples numbers: I would naturally talk to them, have a conversation with them, then I would ask in a way of "hey, I'm really enjoying talking to you, can we keep up the convo over text?". Allowing it to flow into a conversation and wanting to continue the conversation over text seems to make it less weird. 

You could also say "hey, I would love to be able to study with you sometime and hang out, could I have your number so we can hang out and study together?". This opens up a possible conversation to be had over text, and also opens up the possibility of being able to hang out in person outside of school as well. 

Like I said, my social cues are not the best so I may not give the absolute best advice when it comes to asking for numbers or anything.

Good luck!!! Sending you positive vibes!!!