Tutorial on Mutability and Imperative Programming

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 1. [Values and Functions](/docs/values-and-functions)
 1. [Basic Data Types and Pattern Matching](/docs/basic-data-types)
-1. [If Statements, Loops, and Recursions](/docs/if-statements-and-loops)
+1. [If Statements and Recursions](/docs/if-statements-and-loops)
 1. [Lists](/docs/lists)

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@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ This tutorial is the last of the "Getting Started" series. Moving forward, you h
 Recommended next tutorials:
 1. [Values and Functions](/docs/values-and-functions)
 1. [Basic Data Types and Pattern Matching](/docs/basic-data-types)
-1. [If Statements, Loops, and Recursions](/docs/if-statements-and-loops)
+1. [If Statements and Recursions](/docs/if-statements-and-loops)
 1. [Lists](/docs/lists)
 
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 id: if-statements-and-loops
-title: If Statements, Loops, and Recursions
+title: If Statements and Recursions
 description: >
   Learn basic control-flow and recursion in OCaml
 category: "Introduction"
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-# If Statements, Loops, and Recursions
+# If Statements and Recursions
 
 As in other OCaml.org documentation, the code examples will either be something you can test or
 an example of code. Code snippets that begin with the CLI prompt `#`, end with `;;`, and have a 

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 ```
 
 So far, this is just the imperative "mutable records" that we talked
-about in ["If Statements, Loops, and Recursions"](https://ocaml.org/docs/if-statements-and-loops). Now the complex part is the `open_window`
+about in ["If Statements and Recursions"](https://ocaml.org/docs/if-statements-and-loops). Now the complex part is the `open_window`
 function. This function takes *4* arguments, three of them optional,
 followed by a required, unlabelled `unit`. Let's first see this function
 in action: