Modified guide.md
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Let's move on to the various concepts used in Robot Framework
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## Anatomy of a Robot file
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> Should Be Equal ${name1} Jane
>```
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### General Syntax rules
1. There should be atleast two spaces between the following:
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- Arguments and Arguments
2. Keywords and variables are case-insensitive
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## Running your first Robot file
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We have five test-cases in total, and these will be executed one after the other. The first three test cases perform string comparison, while the last two execute the substring function.
-We'll go ahead and start our test-cases -
+We'll go ahead and start our test-cases:
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```
robot /antidote/lessons/lesson-29/stage1/chapter1_eg1.robot
```
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<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary btn-sm" onclick="runSnippetInTab('linux1', 11)">Run this snippet</button>
As expected, test-cases `Check Equal1`, `Check Equal2`, `Check Substring2` fails, and `Check Equal1`, `Check Substring1` passes. Since all the test-cases did not pass, the test-suite result is "Fail".
