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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ keep track of that binding in a separate scorecard, that we'll call an "environm
 This strategy has to introduce a new kind of structure, called a `Closure`, to handle
 binding to terms that have locally free variables in them. Let's
 see how this works. For exposition, I'll pretend that the code you're working with has
-primitive numbers in it, though [[the homework assignment|/exercises/assignment6-7]] doesn't.
+primitive numbers in it, though [[the homework assignment|/exercises/assignment7]] doesn't.
 (But [[the fuller code|/topics/week7_untyped_evaluator]] it's simplified from does.)
 
 Now consider: