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Fixes a broken link in the glossary
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heathermiller committed May 13, 2012
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Expand Up @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ _Invariant_ is used in two ways. It can mean a property that always holds true w
You can _invoke_ a method, function, or closure _on_ arguments, meaning its body will be executed with the specified arguments.

* #### JVM
The _JVM_ is the Java Virtual Machine, or [runtime}(#runtime), that hosts a running Scala program.
The _JVM_ is the Java Virtual Machine, or [runtime](#runtime), that hosts a running Scala program.

* #### literal
`1`, "`One`", and `(x: Int) => x + 1` are examples of _literals_. A literal is a shorthand way to describe an object, where the shorthand exactly mirrors the structure of the created object.
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