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 - Reduced container size: Being fully self-contained, the container images for native images are more efficient to distribute due to their reduced size.
 This leads to faster start-up times in containerized environments like Kubernetes.
-For example, the size comparison between `Quarkus Native (85.1 MB)`, `Quarkus Non-Native (648.4 MB) `and `Spring Boot (861.9 MB)` provides a clear picture of the difference in resource efficiency between them.
+For example, the size comparison between `Quarkus Native (85.1 MB)`, `Quarkus Non-Native (648.4 MB)` and `Spring Boot (861.9 MB)` provides a clear picture of the difference in resource efficiency between them.
 
 With Quarkus, you can compile your application into a native image by leveraging the GraalVM native-image compiler, allowing your Java applications to experience these advantages in cloud platforms, containerization, and serverless architectures due to their swift startup times and lower resource consumption.