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@etanot etanot commented Sep 3, 2021

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Both if and whether are used in reporting questions which expects 'yes'
or 'no' as the answer. But like here, whether is considered as more
formal and suitable for written English.
This commit contains following changes:
  - Fix spell of following words:
    - across (across -> accross).
    - inherits (inherites -> inherits)
    - student1 (studnet1 -> student1)
    - classes (classs -> classes)
  - Add "an" article before "Integer" word.
  - Use "a" with "variable" word.
At most places, before output of the code snippet, a 'The output:'
sentence is being used. So to make thing consistent add "The" word at
missing places.
In student_teacher.py code snippet, 'get_details()' function is at same
indentation level as 'Person' class. But actually, it's a method of the
'Person' class.
'Read' word is more suitable here.
Both code snippet and output is part of same code block, separate them
by adding a `::` between code snippet and output.
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