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@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Other stylistic choices don't matter as much, since all of the code will be gofm
 
 # "Enums"
 
-Go does not have support for enums, but you can still make things that are effectively enums. This is done by creating a new type with the desired name, and basing it off of an `int` primitive, then definind a `const` block of pre-defined values for it.
+Go does not have support for enums, but you can still make things that are effectively enums. This is done by creating a new type with the desired name, and basing it off of an `int` primitive, then defining a `const` block of pre-defined values for it.
 
 ```
 type Color int
@@ -156,4 +156,6 @@ const (
 )
 ```
 
-All enum values the ARF compiler are prefixed with the name of the enum they belong to, as shown above.
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+All enum values the ARF compiler are prefixed with the name of the enum they belong to, as shown above.
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+The `iota` keyword just initializes everything in the block with incrementing values.
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