ef175bf66282fcc3bab492345bc85fa78e2abe6e
vsmalladi
  Fri Apr 6 13:25:42 2012 -0700
Fixed some typo's.
diff --git python/style.txt python/style.txt
index d629e38..9d28c3a 100644
--- python/style.txt
+++ python/style.txt
@@ -66,31 +66,31 @@
         __init__.py
         ra.py
         cv.py
         ...
 
     For more information:
         http://docs.python.org/tutorial/modules.html
 
 Imports
 
 The most correct way to import something in Python is by specifying its containing module:
     import os
     from ucscGenomics import ra
  
     Then, the qualified name can be used:
-        somerRa = ra.RaFile()
+        someRa = ra.RaFile()
    
     Do not import as below, as this may cause local naming conflicts:
         from ucscGenomics.ra import RaFile
         from ucscGenomics.track import *
 
 Imports should follow the structure:
         
     1. Each import should be on a separate line, unless modules are from the same package:
         import os
         import sys
 
         from ucscGenomics import ra, track, qa
        
     2. Imports should be at the top of the file. Each section should be separated by a blank line:
 
@@ -190,21 +190,21 @@
             import unittest
 
         2. A test case is created as a sub-class of unittest.TestCase:
             class TestSomeFunctions(unittest.TestCase):
 
         3. Test method names should begin with 'test' so that the test runner is 
            aware of which methods are tests:
             def testSomeSpecificFuntion(self):
 
         4. Define a setUp method to run prior to start of each test.
             def setUp(self):
 
         5. Define a tearDown method to run after each test.
             def tearDown(self):
 
-        6. To invoke tests with a simple command-line interface add the add the following lines:
+        6. To invoke tests with a simple command-line interface add the following lines:
             if __name__ == '__main__':
                 unittest.main()
            
     For other ways to run tests see:
                 http://docs.python.org/library/unittest.html