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Unsure of what needed merging - but we did just merge some pull requests
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section_1/hello_world/README.md
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@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ most importantly, knowing when to stop.
### Line 7
`Line 7` is where is action is. Firstly, `cout` will receive some value
`Line 7` is where the action is. Firstly, `cout` will receive some value
for printing. `cout` is an output stream and the `<<` indicates
something is being shoved into it - i.e. is being output.

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section_3/bitfields/README.md
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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Before we examine using bit fields, let's look at what life would be
like without them.
Let's assume we're working with a byte that is comprised of three
fields layed out as in `struct BF` above. That is, a one, two and
fields laid out as in `struct BF` above. That is, a one, two and
five bit field inside one byte.
Without bit fields, we would have to write this code to clear `a`