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examples/tutorial_en: be explicit about @ and ^ symbols

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Use both their verbose name and symbols to make it obvious what they
refer to.

Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <edwin@etorok.net>
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@ -140,8 +140,8 @@ you have to keep track of what you are dealing with: is it money ? Is it
an integer? Using just "+" or "*" can be ambiguous in terms of rounding,
since money is usually rounded at the cent. So to disambiguate, we suffix these
operations with something that indicates the type of what we manipulate.
The suffixes are "$" for money "." for decimals, "at" (like in email addresses)
for dates and the hat symbol for durations. If you forget the suffix, the Catala type
The suffixes are "$" for money, "." for decimals, "@" (`at` like in email addresses)
for dates and the "^" (hat) symbol for durations. If you forget the suffix, the Catala type
checker will display an error message that will help you put it where it
belongs.