fixed typo; version 6.1.4

Author: ChrisMayfield

thinkjava.tex

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 \newcommand{\thetitle}{Think Java}
 \newcommand{\thesubtitle}{How to Think Like a Computer Scientist}
 \newcommand{\theauthors}{Allen B. Downey and Chris Mayfield}
-\newcommand{\theversion}{6.1.3}
+\newcommand{\theversion}{6.1.4}
 
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@@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ \section*{Contributors over the years}
 We are especially grateful to our technical reviewers: Blythe Samuels, David Wisneski, and Stephen Rose.
 They found errors, made many great suggestions, and helped make the book much better.
 
-Additional contributors who found one or more typos: Stijn Debrouwere, Guy Driesen, Andai Velican, Chris Kuszmaul, Daniel Kurikesu, Josh Donath, Rens Findhammer, Elisa Abedrapo, Yousef BaAfif, Bruce Hill, Matt Underwood, Isaac Sultan, Dan Rice, Robert Beard, Daniel Pierce, Michael Giftthaler, and Min Zeng.
+Additional contributors who found one or more typos: Stijn Debrouwere, Guy Driesen, Andai Velican, Chris Kuszmaul, Daniel Kurikesu, Josh Donath, Rens Findhammer, Elisa Abedrapo, Yousef BaAfif, Bruce Hill, Matt Underwood, Isaac Sultan, Dan Rice, Robert Beard, Daniel Pierce, Michael Giftthaler, Min Zeng, and Markus Geuss.
 
 If you have additional comments or ideas about the text, please send them to: \href{mailto:feedback@greenteapress.com}{\tt feedback@greenteapress.com}.
 
@@ -1345,7 +1345,7 @@ \section{Arithmetic operators}
 \end{stdout}
 
 Expressions are generally a combination of numbers, variables, and operators.
-When complied and executed, they become a single value.
+When compiled and executed, they become a single value.
 
 For example, the expression \java{1 + 1} has the value \java{2}.
 In the expression \java{hour - 1}, Java replaces the variable with its value, yielding \java{11 - 1}, which has the value \java{10}.