reedit chapter 0 paragraph 2

Author: lichtkind

chapter/text0.md

@@ -4,17 +4,17 @@
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-   * [goals](#goals) and [methods](#methods)
-   * [few prerequisites](#prerequisites)
+   * [goals](#goals) and [methods](#teaching-method)
    * [layout of the whole and structure of each chapter](#chapter-layout)
+   * [few prerequisites](#prerequisites)
    * [Perl philosophy](#perl-philosophy)
    * [basic syntax rules](#basic-syntax-rules)
    * [first tiny example: hello math !](#first-example)
 
 
 
 [Goals](#chapter-0)
---------------
+-------------------
 
 Welcome,
 to this hands on tour through the more often needed parts of this vast and beautiful
@@ -29,46 +29,50 @@ programming language. You can find here:
 
 
 
-[Methods](#chapter-0)
------------
+[Teaching Method](#chapter-0)
+-----------------------------
 
-While all the action might be mostly between "you and your computer", we try to give
-you a feel that someone is guiding you in a real-world programming situation.
+While all the action takes place between "you and your computer", we try to
+give you a feel that someone is guiding you in a real-world programming situation.
 You will be able to follow a train of thought from the first strategic decisions,
-to the selection process to find the most suitable Perl feature,
-then to the trying out of several ways to formulate it, up to the finishing edits
-of the implementation. Some evaluation helps you understand what has been achieved.
+to the selection process of finding the most suitable Perl feature,
+then to the trying out of several ways to formulate it, up to the polishing edits.
+A final evaluation helps to understand, what has been achieved.
 
-That sounds like lot of text - but we actually tried to keep it informative and concise -
-advancing with a rather fast pace. Therefore we encourage you to read a chapter or
-paragraph repeatedly, as long you feel like not fully understanding it. We think
-that is way better than having to work through boring passages. Links to detailed
-information will be provided on the spot needed.
+That sounds like lot of text - but we actually do our best to keep it concise.
+Links to more detailed information will be provided on the spot needed.
+The tutorial also advances with a rather fast pace. Therefore we encourage you to
+read a chapter or paragraph repeatedly, as long you feel like not fully getting it.
+If an explantation just dind't made sense to you - please let us know via github.
+It is most important to us not to bore and provoke your own inquiries.
 
-The flip side of this practical, yet dense approach: you have to stick for the most
-part with the order of the content and won't be able to skip even several sentences.
-Because you might overlook this way an important feature, the next tho pages build upon.
-It is one program, that developes constantly from front to back. Some parts stay
-over long phases the same - other getting replaced quickly. While we strongly recommend
-to adapt the program to your wishes, you should be be aware that maintaining them
-through the whole tutorial might be a big extra task.
+The flip side of this practical, yet dense approach: you (mostly) have to stick
+with the order of the content and won't be able to skip even several sentences.
+Because then you overlook the introduction of an important feature, which will be
+premised over and over. This is especially true during the chapter 1-6 and an
+inevitable side effect of developing one program throughout the whole tutorial.
+While we strongly recommend to adapt it to your wishes, you should be be aware,
+that maintaining them through all changes can be a demanding task.
 
 
 
-[Prerequisites](#chapter-0)
+[Chapter Layout](#chapter-0)
 --------------------------
 
-   - curiosity
-   - few programming basics
-   - any editor
-   - any shell
-   - an open browser
+
+Each chapter has a main topic and some (often related) subtopics. 
+
 
 ----
 
+   !!! from here on the text is in raw state !!!
+
+----
+
+start with some bits
+main parts
+some bits 
 
-[Chapter Layout](#chapter-0)
---------------------------
 
 if you ever wondered what Perl 6 is able
  to this practical Tutorial, aimed to people who learn the most while
@@ -80,24 +84,39 @@ into more complicated settings without getting lost. Not much programming or
 computer science knowledge is therefore required, just an occasional 
 lookup in wikipedia or a search engine.
 
+
+
+
+
 > At the end of each chapter stands a working program,
 > which hopefully becomes useful to you. 
 
 
 During the course an application
-is built which might 
-Each chapter
-for teaches you enough of this 
 It requires almost none background in programming or computer science -
-just handling a search engine should be fine.
 What it aims that filled in by quick search,
 
 
-[Perl Philosophy](#chapter-0)
+
+[Prerequisites](#chapter-0)
 --------------------------
 
+   - curiosity
+   - few programming basics
+   - any editor
+   - any shell, to run the scripts (unless you can do it from inside the editor)
+   - an open browser connected to the net
+
+
+   
+[Perl Philosophy](#chapter-0)
+-----------------------------
+
+
+
+
 [Basic Syntax Rules](#chapter-0)
---------------------------
+--------------------------------