Fix formatting and punctuation in plot_1-gimli_basics.py#956
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Corrected formatting and punctuation in tutorial text.
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@ZhenluRen Generally, we should not change anything in the tutorials anymore. All of them will eventually flow into the new user-guide (or to examples) and also the former plot_1-gimli_basics.py has already been moved to the getting started section. I removed the |
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Thanks for the clarification. :) |
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Corrected formatting and punctuation in tutorial text.
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