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Update maps.livemd - Fix arrow description #1061

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Expand Up @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Upon completing this lesson, a student should be able to answer the following qu

Maps are another type of associative data structure. You can create a map using `%{}`. Maps can use almost any elixir term as a key. However, most commonly we use strings and atoms for map keys.

Maps have a key and a value separated by an arrow `=>`, which is an equals symbol `=` and a less than symbol `>`.
Maps have a key and a value separated by an arrow `=>`, which is an equals symbol `=` and a greater than symbol `>`.

```elixir
# String Keys
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