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Fix capitalization of the word 'Python' in README.md #18

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions README.md
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# Python Programming Puzzles (P3)

This repo contains a dataset of python programming puzzles which can be used to teach and evaluate
This repo contains a dataset of Python programming puzzles which can be used to teach and evaluate
an AI's programming proficiency. We hope this dataset with **grow rapidly**, and it is already diverse in
terms of problem difficult, domain,
and algorithmic tools needed to solve the problems. Please
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that shows which puzzles the AI baselines solved and which they did not, so you can see how
your programming compares.

## What is a python programming puzzle?
## What is a Python programming puzzle?

Each puzzle takes the form of a python function that takes an answer as an argument.
Each puzzle takes the form of a Python function that takes an answer as an argument.
The goal is to find an answer which makes the function return `True`.
This is called *satisfying* the puzzle, and that is why the puzzles are all named `sat`.

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