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fix typo in atoms concept #663

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion concepts/atoms/about.md
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Since all of Clojure's standard data types are immutable, it offers *reference types* which offer controlled mutation. The simplest and most commonly used of these are called Atoms.

Atoms are created with the `atom` function, which take an initial value:
Atoms are created with the `atom` function, which takes an initial value:

```clojure
(def players (atom ()))
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion concepts/atoms/introduction.md
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Since all of Clojure's standard data types are immutable, it offers *reference types* which offer controlled mutation. The simplest and most commonly used of these are called Atoms.

Atoms are created with the `atom` function, which take an initial value:
Atoms are created with the `atom` function, which takes an initial value:

```clojure
(def players (atom ()))
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