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 | Type | Example | Note |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| String | ‘foo’, “bar” | You can use single or double quotes to represent strings in Dictu. |
-| Number | 100, 100.5 | This data type includes both integers (whole numbers) and floats (numbers with decimals). |
-| Boolean | true, false | Fun fact: Boolean data types are named after Robert Boole. |
-| List | [1, 2, ‘hi’, true, nil] | Lists can contain any data type or combination of data types. |
-| Dictionary | {“key1”: 10, 2: “two”, true: “true”, nil: “nil”} | Dictionaries have key-value pairs, like a dictionary (Word: Definition). Values can be any of the data types above except lists. |
-| Set | `set("1", 1, "1")` will actually mean `{"1", 1}` | Sets are unordered collections of hashable, unique values. You can create a set with the `set()` function. |
-| Nil | nil | Don’t confuse `nil` with `null`! While they mean the same thing in the English language, and the latter is more common in programming, `null` has no significance in Dictu. |
+| String | `'foo'`, `"bar"` | You can use single or double quotes to represent strings in Dictu. |
+| Number | `100`, `100.5` | This data type includes both integers (whole numbers) and floats (numbers with decimals). |
+| Boolean | `true`, `false` | Fun fact: Boolean data types are named after George Boole. |
+| List | `[1, 2, ‘hi’, true, nil]` | Lists can contain any data type or combination of data types. |
+| Dictionary | `{"key1": 10, 2: "two", true: "true", nil: "nil"}` | Dictionaries have key-value pairs, like a dictionary (Word: Definition). Keys must be an immutable data type (strings, numbers, nil or boolean). Values can be any data type. |
+| Set | `set("1", 1, "1")` | Sets are unordered collections of immutable, unique values. You can create a set with the `set()` function. |
+| Nil | nil | Used to signify no value (much like null in other languages) |
 | Result | Success, Error | See [Error Handling section.](/docs/error-handling) |
 
 ## Declaring a variable