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-Every program in any programming language has an **entry point**.
-As a rule, it is a special place in the program that controls everything
-that happens around.
+Every program written in any programming language has an **entry point**.
+As a rule, it is a special section in the program that controls all
+subsequent operations.
 
 In Kotlin, the [entry point](https://kotlinlang.org/docs/basic-syntax.html#program-entry-point) is the special `main` function, which looks like this:
 ```kotlin
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 }
 ```
 
-Everything that happens _inside_ the function (between the curly braces)
-will be executed while the program is running.
+Everything that happens _within_ the function (between the curly braces)
+will be executed while the program runs.
 This function can be placed in _any_ file in your project;
 you can even add _several_ `main` functions to one project.
-In the latter case, you can choose by yourself which entry point you want to run.
+In the latter case, you can choose which entry point to run.
 
-To `run` a program, you should click on the **green triangle** near the `main` function,
+To `run` a program, you should click on the **green triangle** next to the `main` function,
 and then the result of the program will be displayed in the _console_ inside the IDE:
 
 ![Program entry point and console](../../utils/src/main/resources/images/part1/first.date/entry_point.png "Program entry point and console")