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Fix typo in README.md #4

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Expand Up @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Congratulations, you just executed a markdown file! This technique is called Lit
# "Literate Programming?"
Literate Programming (LP for short) inverts the code/comments relationship: In normal programming, we write comments inside code. In LP, you write executable code inside a human-readable document.

This documentation-first idea causes a mental shift: You are writing documentation that has occasional references to implamentation, not code that has a smattering of comments. This forces you to think of the audience as another programmer, not a machine. When you think about it, that's who the real audience has been the whole time.
This documentation-first idea causes a mental shift: You are writing documentation that has occasional references to implementation, not code that has a smattering of comments. This forces you to think of the audience as another programmer, not a machine. When you think about it, that's who the real audience has been the whole time.

Blaze allows you to write executable code inside Markdown documents.

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