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 ## About this guide
 
-When Guido van Rossum created the Python programming language in 1989, it was meant to be an easy-to-use general-purpose programming language. And it still is today; Python is indeed very easy to learn, from the start at least, but there are so many short-cuts and hidden features that can easily confuse beginners and even veterans. Also, a lot of stuff in Python jsut don't work like the ways in other languages (C/C++, Java, even the TypeScript blocks in the MakeCode editor for micro:bit).
+When Guido van Rossum created the Python programming language in 1989, it was meant to be an easy-to-use general-purpose programming language. And it still is today; Python is indeed very easy to learn, at the start at least, but there are so many short-cuts and hidden features that can easily confuse beginners and even veterans. Also, a lot of stuff in Python jsut don't work like the ways in other languages (C/C++, Java, even the TypeScript blocks in the MakeCode editor for micro:bit).
 
 Another problem is that the purpose of learning Python is now almost exclusively for learning data science/data analysis, since there are so many popular third party packages designed for Python. These tools only require minimum Python; since data analysis job demands are high, this is probably why so many people - especially people with no IT backgrounds - are learning Python now.