instruction not command

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@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ For reader's convenience, the overall `test_add` code is duplicated here:
 ```
 
 What do we see here? First of all, we have an assembly listing, consisting of
-exactly one command, `"add 1, 3, 2"`. Then we establish the initial values
+exactly one instruction, `"add 1, 3, 2"`. Then we establish the initial values
 for registers we're going to work with. After that, we instantiate the program
 with the assembly listing, execute the program, and compare the state of the
 first general-purpose register (aka GPR) with some predefined value (64-bit