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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Why **can't you**? Because there are always a few considerations in picking a pr
 
 1. **Popularity**  
    Is the language commonly used? Does it have large communities? Are big companies using it, supporting it, and endorsing it?  
-   Popularity should be a strong factor in deciding which tech to use, because the bigger the community is, the easier for you to find a solution to a sometimes weird and quirky problem in a programming language, compiler, tooling, etc. You don't want to spend a few days trying to fix a weird bug when the fix is actually just adding a semicolon or comma, adding a single configuration line, or simple stupid things that can cost you precious time when trying to fix it.
+   Popularity should be a strong factor in deciding which tech to use, because the larger the community is, the easier for you to find a solution to a sometimes weird and quirky problem in a programming language, compiler, tooling, etc. You don't want to spend a few days trying to fix a weird bug when the fix is actually just adding a semicolon or comma, adding a single configuration line, or simple stupid things that can cost you precious time when trying to fix it.
 
 2. **Demand**  
    This one applies if you are looking for programming language for work related purposes. You do not want to learn a language which has little to none job vacancies with decent pay to put food on your table.