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// ALL OF THIS RELATE TO THE DATA IN OUR ZIG PROGRAMS? LET'S HEAD
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// BACK UP TO THE TEXT EDITOR AND FIND OUT.
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//
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-// (Conversational) Ah, that's better. Now we can look at some
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-// familiar Zig code!
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+// Ah, that's better. Now we can look at some familiar Zig code.
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//
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// @import() adds the imported code to your own. In this case,
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-// compiled code from the standard library is compiled in with your
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-// program. It is loaded into RAM with the code you write when it
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-// runs. And that thing we give a const name? That's a struct!
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+// compiled code from the standard library is added to your program.
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+// It is loaded into RAM with the code you write when it runs. And
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+// that thing we give a const name? That's a struct!
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const std = @import("std");
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