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SUMMARY.md

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 # Summary
 
 * [The bender tutorials](README.md)
-  * [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md)
 
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 * [Getting started](getting-started/README.md)
-    * [Examples of formatting](getting-started/formatting-examples.md)
     * [The first two (almost useless) examples](getting-started/twouseless.md)
     * [The first algorithms](getting-started/firstalgorithms.md)
     * [Loops & compounds](getting-started/createcompounds.md)
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 ----
 
+ * [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md)
+ * [Examples of formatting](getting-started/formatting-examples.md)
+
+----
  * [Download PDF](ref://bender-tutorials.pdf)

advanced-bender/fill.md

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 The n-tuple filling functionality, described [above](getting-started/firstalgorithms.md) is 
 drasticlaly extended using the functions from `BenderTools.Fill` module.
 The import of this module  add following functions to the base class `Algo`:
+
 |  Method           |  Short description   | 
 | ---               |  ---                 | 
 | `treatPions`      | add information about pions    |
 | `treatKaons`      | add information about kaons    | 
-| `treatProtons'    | add information about protons  | 
+| `treatProtons`    | add information about protons  | 
 | `treatMuons`      | add information about muons    | 
 | `treatPhotons`    | add information about photons  | 
 | `treatDiGammas`   | add information about di-photons (pi0, eta,...)  | 
@@ -17,4 +18,10 @@ The import of this module  add following functions to the base class `Algo`:
 | `addRecSummary`   | add rec-summary information   | 
 | `addGecInfo`      | add some GEC-info  | 
 
-q
+These methods can be considered as a kind of  very light _tuple-tools_.
+All of them are (well) documented and one can easily inspect them:
+```python
+import BenderTools.Fill
+from Bender.Main import Algo
+help(Algo.treatPions)
+```