Added explanatory note to «special enviornments» chapter

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\chapter{Special Environments}\label{specenv} \chapter{Special Environments}\label{specenv}
\LaTeX{} includes a number of built-in environments which are useful out-of-the-box, but can often be improved upon by adding additional packages. In this chapter, we'll take a look at some of them, and examine how other packages extend their functionality.
\section{Code Blocks}\label{codeexp} \section{Code Blocks}\label{codeexp}
You have a few different options when trying to display code. For code which is not executable, you can always format it as typewriter text by wrapping it in \verb+\texttt{code}+. This will, generally, display it in a sans-serif font. You have a few different options when trying to display code. For code which is not executable, you can always format it as typewriter text by wrapping it in \verb+\texttt{code}+. This will, generally, display it in a sans-serif font.