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docs/python/debugging-python-in-visual-studio.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Also see the following scenario-specific debugging articles:
 
 The basic debugging workflow involves settings breakpoints, stepping through code, inspecting values, and handling exceptions as described in the following sections. For complete details on the Visual Studio debugger, see [Debugging in Visual Studio](../debugger/debugging-in-visual-studio.md).
 
-A debugging session starts with the **Debug > Start Debugging** command, the **Start** button on the toolbar, or the F5 key. These actions launch your project's startup file (shown in bold in Solution Explorer) with the project's active environment and any command-line arguments or search paths that have been specified in Project Properties (see [Project debugging options](#project-debugging-options). Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6 and higher alerts you if you don't have a startup file set; earlier versions may open an output window with the Python interpreter running, or the output window briefly appears and disappears. In any case, right-click the appropriate file and select **Set as Startup File**.
+A debugging session starts with the **Debug > Start Debugging** command, the **Start** button on the toolbar, or the F5 key. These actions launch your project's startup file (shown in bold in Solution Explorer) with the project's active environment and any command-line arguments or search paths that have been specified in Project Properties (see [Project debugging options](#project-debugging-options)). Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6 and higher alerts you if you don't have a startup file set; earlier versions may open an output window with the Python interpreter running, or the output window briefly appears and disappears. In any case, right-click the appropriate file and select **Set as Startup File**.
 
 > [!Note]
 > The debugger always starts with the active Python environment for the project. To change the environment, make a different one active as described on [Selecting a Python environment for a project](selecting-a-python-environment-for-a-project.md).
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ The **Debug > Windows > Exception Settings** menu command brings up a window in
 
 The checkbox for each exception controls whether the debugger *always* breaks when it is raised. Check this box when you want to break more often for a particular exception.
 
-By default, most exceptions break when an exception handler cannot found in the source code. To change this behavior, right-click any exception and check or uncheck **Continue When Unhandled in User Code**. Clear this box when you want to break less often for an exception.
+By default, most exceptions break when an exception handler cannot be found in the source code. To change this behavior, right-click any exception and check or uncheck **Continue When Unhandled in User Code**. Clear this box when you want to break less often for an exception.
 
 To configure an exception that does not appear in this list, click the **Add** button to add it. The name must match the full name of the exception.