* [constexpr](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/constexpr)
* variables and function. The variables defined as `constexpr` are constant
* values that are computed during the compilation of the program and therefore
- * have zero runtime cost associated to their initialization. Additionally,
+ * have zero runtime cost associated with their initialization. Additionally,
* `constexpr` constants have properly defined lifetimes which prevent the
* so-called "static initialization order fiasco" completely. %Functions can be
* marked as `constexpr`, indicating that they can produce compile-time
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* Here, the contents of A are not stored on the stack. Rather, they are
* initialized during compile time and inserted into the `.data` portion
- * of the executable program. The program can use these values in runtime
+ * of the executable program. The program can use these values at runtime
* without spending time for initialization. Initializing tensors can be
* simplified in one line.
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