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 [1] You will probably never have to write BNF grammars, but you should be able to read them because it is by far the fastest way to learn a new language.  
 
-[2] One way that I don't recommend is using triple quotes, because this still returns a string that can be cast unintentionally to a value.  I asked GPT-4 for an example and it came up with what I thought was a pretty good one:
+[2] One way that I don't recommend is using triple quotes, because this still returns a string that can be cast unintentionally to a value.  I asked GPT-4 for an example, and it came up with what I thought was a pretty good one:
 
 Here's an example demonstrating an unintended side effect of using triple quotes for commenting that can change the program logic: