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 Python Quirk Functions
 ===============
 
-0. Table of Contents
+Table of Contents
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 1. Introduction
 2. Create A Module
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 4. Command Requirements
 5. Completed Quirk Function
 
-1. Introduction
+Introduction
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 Over the course of this short tutorial you will learn:
 
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 you will have recreated the default reverse() Quirk Function.
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-2. Create A Module
+Create A Module
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 All Quirk Function Modules should be created in the 'quirks/' directory. File names <b>must</b> end in '.py'.
 You can have multiple Quirk Functions per Module.
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 Create 'reverse.py' in the 'quirks/' directory.
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-3. Functions In A Module
+Functions In A Module
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 If you've ever done programming before, you should know what a function is. If not, I suggest picking up a good programming book (or e-book).
 
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     return text[::-1]
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-4. Command Requirements
+Command Requirements
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 For a function to be registered as a Quirk Function, it must conform to three simple rules:
 
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 reverserep.command = "reverse"
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-5. Completed Quirk Function
+Completed Quirk Function
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 Below is the completed, fully working, reverse Quirk Function. After it I will break down the pieces of each line.
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