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Minor typos in readme/documentation

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misspelled words overlooked by a spell checker
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PySimpleGUI-4.4.1
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3 months__ Python programming experience
31 years__ Programming experience overall
no_______ Have used another Python GUI Framework (tkiner, Qt, etc) previously (yes/no is fine)?

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Minor typos for correction when readme/documentation is next revised...
Under: The final bit of magic is in how Elements are created and changed. avilable
Under: The basics impelementation experiened
Under: Operations That Take a “Long Time” popop occassionally multitheaded

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Locate the README or documentation sections titled “The final bit of magic is in how Elements are created and changed,” “The basics,” and “Operations That Take a ‘Long Time’.” Correct the misspellings listed in the issue, then review the surrounding text to ensure the documented wording is consistent; no test is mentioned.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
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1/5
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Activity status
Stale
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Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
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