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Bruijn has an arguably weird syntax, although it's not strictly meant as
an esoteric programming language. Most notably the usage of lambda
-calculus logic, combinators, and De Bruijn indices can be confusing at
+calculus logic, combinators, and de Bruijn indices can be confusing at
first -- it's definitely possible to get used to them though!
Bruijn uses a [variation of lambda calculus](lambda-calculus.md). For
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## Open terms
-If you use De Bruijn indices that reach out of their environment, you
+If you use de Bruijn indices that reach out of their environment, you
have created an *open term*. Depending on the context, these terms are
typically seen as invalid if standing by themself.