diff --git a/PLASMA/README.md b/PLASMA/README.md
index e06c5fa4..e87c368e 100644
--- a/PLASMA/README.md
+++ b/PLASMA/README.md
@@ -143,8 +143,8 @@ After functions are defined, the main code for the module follows.  There is no
 There are four basic types of data that can be manipulated: constants, variables, addresses, and functions.  Memory can only be read or written as either a byte or a word.  Bytes are unsigned 8 bit quantities, words are signed 16 bit quantities.  Everything on the evaluation stack is treated as a word.  Other than that, any value can be treated as a pointer, address, function, character, integer, etc.  There are convenience operations in PLASMA to easily manipulate addresses and expressions as pointers, arrays, structures, functions, or combinations thereof.  If a variable is declared as a byte, it can be accessed as a simple, single dimension byte array by using brackets to indicate the offset.  Any expression can calculate the indexed offset.  A word variable can be accessed as a word array in the same fashion.  In order to access expressions or constants as arrays, a type identifier has to be inserted before the brackets.  a ‘.’ character denotes a byte type, a ‘:’ character denotes a word type.  Along with brackets to calculate an indexed offset, a constant can be used after the ‘.’ or ‘:’ and will be added to the base address.  The constant can be a defined const to allow for structure style syntax.  If the offset is a known constant, using the constant offset is a much more efficient way to address the elements over an array index.  Multidimensional arrays are treated as arrays of array pointers.  Multiple brackets can follow the ‘.’ or ‘:’ type identifier, but all but the last index will be treated as a pointer to an array.
 
 ```
-    word hgrscan[] = [$2000,$2400,$2800,$2C00,$3000,$3400,$3800,$3C00]
-    word           = [$2080,$2480,$2880,$2C80,$3080,$3480,$3880,$3C80]
+    word hgrscan[] = $2000,$2400,$2800,$2C00,$3000,$3400,$3800,$3C00
+    word           = $2080,$2480,$2880,$2C80,$3080,$3480,$3880,$3C80
 
     hgrscan:[yscan][xscan] = fillval
 ```