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 # '''Provisional syntax'''
 
 
-Because the language, and by necessity the compilation technology too, may at times be a moving target, it is difficult to give precise definitions of what these variants mean at any given time. Today's valid identifier is tomorrow's keyword and vice versa. It's always a good idea to check the [[EiffelStudio release notes]] when you install a new version to see if new language elements are supported or existing ones have been made obsolete. 
+Because the language, and by necessity the compilation technology too, may at times be a moving target, it is difficult to give precise definitions of what these variants mean at any given time. Today's valid identifier is tomorrow's keyword and vice versa. 
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+{{Recommended|It's always a good idea to check the [[EiffelStudio release notes]] when you install a new version to see if new language elements are supported or existing ones have been made obsolete. }}
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 Even so, we can use an example from a particular point in time to show the basic idea. At one time, the word '''indexing''' was a keyword, and the word '''note''' was available for use as a valid identifier. But there came a time that due to a consensus of opinion within the Eiffel standards committee, the role of the keyword <code>indexing</code> was replaced by a new keyword <code>note</code>. This meant two things. First that if you had used the keyword <code>indexing</code> in your classes (and who hadn't?), then at some point you would want to change those occurrences to <code>note</code>. Second, if you had used the word '''note''' as an identifier, then at some point you would have to change your code to use a different identifier it its place.