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 ## How?
 
-[Peng-Yu Chen](https://pengyuc.com/) and [contributors to the walkccc/CLRS](https://github.com/walkccc/CLRS/graphs/contributors) have collected solutions to many (but not all!) of the problems in the third edition of CLRS. They have also conviently and seemingly accidentally structured them in a way that lends itself well to being parsed into a database. I've written a script that automatically sorts all of these problems into an SQLite database, and another you can use to query it and generate nice-looking HTML practice exams.
+[Peng-Yu Chen](https://pengyuc.com/) and [contributors to walkccc/CLRS](https://github.com/walkccc/CLRS/graphs/contributors) have collected solutions to many (but not all!) of the problems in the third edition of CLRS. They have also conviently and seemingly accidentally structured them in a way that lends itself well to being parsed into a database. I've written a script that automatically sorts all of these problems into an SQLite database, and another you can use to query it and generate nice-looking HTML practice exams.
 
 This is probably best described as something that barely works. As in, it's something I duct taped together while bored in class and bothered to do very little error-handling.
 
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