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@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ The assembler converts the written assembly into a memory image for the EIPA pro
 It is basically made up of 4 building blocks:
 ### 1. lexer
 The lexer takes the file with the written assembly and converts it into the individual components (tokens). It also takes into account if, for example, there are multiple spaces between the parts of the instruction, so that the other parts of the assembler do not have to worry about that. It converts e.g. the line
-INP 31 ; A comment
-into the parts |INP|, |31|, |end of instruction|.
+`INP 31 ; A comment`
+into the parts `|INP|, |31|, |end of instruction|`.
 
 ### 2. error analyzer
 The error analyzer takes the tokens from the lexer, and checks e.g. if the address of an instruction is too large, if an instruction that needs an address has one, if there are any typos, etc. If it finds an error, it aborts the program.