Fix a couple typos in 01_02_notation#44
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Fix a couple typos in 01_02_notation#44data-nerd wants to merge 2 commits intoDataScienceSpecialization:masterfrom data-nerd:master
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Only updated the .Rmd and .md files, not the .html file. Knitting generated a radically different .html which I wasn't confident enough to check in. I probably need some packages... guess I'll find out in Developing Data Products!
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Only updated the .Rmd and .md files, not the .html file. Knitting
generated a radically different .html which I wasn't confident enough to
check in. I probably need some packages... guess I'll find out in
Developing Data Products!