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content/blog/01_compiler_tokenizing.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ C++ code that should be executed when the regular expression is matched.
 The first token: whitespace. This includes the space character,
 and the newline character. We ignore it, so its rule is empty. After that,
 we have the regular expressions for the tokens we've talked about. For each, I just
-print a description of the token that matched. This will change we we hook this up to
+print a description of the token that matched. This will change when we hook this up to
 a parser, but for now, this works fine. Notice that the variable `yytext` contains
 the string matched by our regular expression. This variable is set by the code flex
 generates, and we can use it to get the extract text that matched a regex. This is
@@ -170,3 +170,6 @@ TIMES
 NUMBER: 6
 ```
 Hooray! We have tokenizing.
+
+With our text neatly divided into meaningful chunks, we
+can continue on to [Part 2 - Parsing]({{< relref "02_compiler_parsing.md" >}}).