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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Let's look at a few sub-problems and patterns for solving them.
 
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-The solution pattern for programming tasks involving reading user input is straightforward. If the program needs to read from the user, a Scanner helper tool is created for the task. The Scanner is created in the main method after the row `public static void main(String[] args) {`. To use the Scanner, it needs to be made available in the program through the statement `import java.util.Scanner;`, which comes before the class definition (`public class ...`). Importing the Scanner tool brings it to the program's use.
+The solution pattern for programming tasks involving reading user input is straightforward. If the program needs to read from the user, a Scanner helper tool is created for the task. The Scanner is created in the main method after the line `public static void main(String[] args) {`. To use the Scanner, it needs to be made available in the program through the statement `import java.util.Scanner;`, which comes before the class definition (`public class ...`). Importing the Scanner tool makes it available for the program.
 
 <!-- ```java
 // Tuodaan Scanner-apuväline ohjelman tietoon
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ We quite often need to calculate something in a program, such as an average or a
 
 1. Define the inputs required for the calculation and declare variables for them. Input refers to the values used in the calculation. You can typically identify the type of inputs from the problem description.
 2. Identify the operation needed, and declare a variable for the result of the calculation. Perform the calculation using the inputs, and assign the result to the variable that was reserved for it. The type of the result can also usually be identified from the problem description.
-3. Once the calculation is done, do something with its result. This can mean printing the result of a computation, or, for example, using it in calculating an average by dividing a sum of integers by their count.
+3. Once the calculation is done, do something with its result. This can mean printing the result of a computation, or, for example, using it in calculating an average by dividing a sum of the inputs by their count.
 
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-Write a program that reads an integer from the user input, and then prints the second power of the given integer, i.e. the integer multiplied by itself.
+Write a program that reads an integer from the user input, and then prints the second power of the given integer. The second power of an integer is the integer multiplied by itself.
 
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@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ if (value > 5) {
 
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-The quiz below uses `System.out.print` for printing. It works exactly like `System.out.println`, but it doesn't add a newline character after the string.
+The quiz below uses `System.out.print` for printing. It works exactly like `System.out.println`, but it doesn't add a line break to the end of the output.
 
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