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@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ order to experiment with the behavior of the contract system, you
would have to make multiple files. would have to make multiple files.
To rectify this, PLT Scheme provides a special language, called To rectify this, PLT Scheme provides a special language, called
@tt{scheme/load}. The contents of such a module is other modules (and @schememodname[scheme/load]. The contents of such a module is other modules (and
@scheme[require] statements), using the parenthesized syntax for a @scheme[require] statements), using the parenthesized syntax for a
module. For example, to try the example earlier in this section, you module. For example, to try the example earlier in this section, you
would write: would write:
@ -220,13 +220,13 @@ scheme/load
(require 'n)] (require 'n)]
Each of the modules and their contracts are wrapped in parenthesis Each of the modules and their contracts are wrapped in parentheses
with the @scheme[module] keyword at the front. The first argument to with the @scheme[module] keyword at the front. The first argument to
@scheme[module] should be the name of the module, so it can be used in @scheme[module] should be the name of the module, so it can be used in
a subsequent @scheme[require] statement (note that in the a subsequent @scheme[require] statement (note that in the
@scheme[require], the name of the module must be prefixed with a @scheme[require], the name of the module must be prefixed with a
quote). The second argument to @scheme[module] is the language (what quote). The second argument to @scheme[module] is the language (what
would have come lang @tt{#lang} in the usual notation), and the would have come after @tt{#lang} in the usual notation), and the
remaining arguments are the body of the module. After all of the remaining arguments are the body of the module. After all of the
modules, there must a @scheme[require] to kick things off. modules, there must a @scheme[require] to kick things off.