@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ These names are not case-sensitive: you could type `#\Greek_Small_Letter_Lamda`,
When you enter a character object at the REPL, it returns itself. When you want the character's glyph, *i.e.*, what it will look like in a string, you need to put the character into a string. This will be covered in a later exercise.
{% hint style='warning' %}
{% hint style='working' %}
You've probably noticed that the Greek letter lambda's name is "misspelled" in the example above. It's not a mistake, this is the actual character name in the Unicode standard, because the name of the letter is no longer spelled with the letter *beta* following the *mu* in modern Greek.
This is a good opportunity to remind you to type in exactly, character for character, what I have in the example code into the REPL. Did you get an error when typing the above example? Check what you typed, and make sure you typed exactly what you're supposed to.