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     "\n",
     "## Docker\n",
     "\n",
-    "The [`DockerCommandLineCodeExecutor`](/docs/reference/coding/docker_commandline_code_executor#dockercommandlinecodeexecutor) will create a Docker container and run all commands within that container. The default image that is used is `python:3-slim`, this can be customized by passing the `image` parameter to the constructor. If the image is not found locally then the class will try to pull it. Therefore, having built the image locally is enough. The only thing required for this image to be compatible with the executor is to have `sh` and `python` installed. Therefore, creating a custom image is a simple and effective way to ensure required system dedendencies are available.\n",
+    "The [`DockerCommandLineCodeExecutor`](/docs/reference/coding/docker_commandline_code_executor#dockercommandlinecodeexecutor) will create a Docker container and run all commands within that container. The default image that is used is `python:3-slim`, this can be customized by passing the `image` parameter to the constructor. If the image is not found locally then the class will try to pull it. Therefore, having built the image locally is enough. The only thing required for this image to be compatible with the executor is to have `sh` and `python` installed. Therefore, creating a custom image is a simple and effective way to ensure required system dependencies are available.\n",
     "\n",
     "You can use the executor as a context manager to ensure the container is cleaned up after use. Otherwise, the `atexit` module will be used to stop the container when the program exits.\n",
     "\n",