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What happens with 'single quotes'?\\
What about "double quotes"?\\
Hm, that doesn't seem right.\\
Let's try these ``quotes".\\
Be careful of these special characters: \$\%\#\&

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\noindent  % wow! cheeky lesson! I didn't see that coming
Here's some basic notation that helps us with maths!\\
$Dolla dolla bills yo!$\\
What happened there?? Here's an equation for your troubles:\\
% anything stuck between two dollar signs (aside from null, we'll cover that later) will be displayed in a maths format
1: $f^2(x) = (ax^{32} + bx^2 + cx + d)^2$\\~\\ 
% Josh, this is lesson overload!! Gargh!
Neat! let's try some more.\\~\\
2: $F_{xy} = 0$
% OK that's all folks. Let's save some for the next chapter.
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