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docs: Corrections on punctuation only for master. #2853

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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions docs/src/gcode/overview.adoc
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rate to the programmed end point', and 'X3' provides an argument
value (the value of X should be 3 at the end of the move).
Most LinuxCNC G-code commands start with either G or M (for
General and Miscellaneous). The words for these commands are called 'G
codes' and 'M-codes.' Also common are subroutine codes that begin with 'o-' which are called 'o-codes.'
General and Miscellaneous).
The words for these commands are called 'G-codes' and 'M-codes'.
Also common are subroutine codes that begin with 'o-' which are called 'o-codes'.

The LinuxCNC language has no indicator for the start of a program. The
Interpreter, however, deals with files. A single program may be in a
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==== Parameters(((Parameters)))

Parameters are identified with a "#" symbol in front of them. See <<sec:overview-parameters, Parameters Section>> below.
Parameters are identified with a "#" symbol in front of them. See <<sec:overview-parameters,Parameters Section>> below.

==== Subroutine Codes(((Subroutine Codes)))

Also called 'o-codes' these provide program flow control (such as if-else logic and callable subroutines) and are covered fully at the page on <<cha:o-codes,o-Codes>> and also below in <<sub:subroutine-parameters,Subroutine Codes and Parameters.>>
Also called 'o-codes' these provide program flow control (such as if-else logic and callable subroutines) and are covered fully at the page on <<cha:o-codes,o-Codes>> and also below in <<sub:subroutine-parameters,Subroutine Codes and Parameters>>.

NOTE: o-codes are sometimes also called o-words.

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