Free-form input to command name

Questions
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Hello,
As a newcomer to Mathematica, I ordered and received the “Hands-on start to Mathematica…” book and received it.
I encounter a problem when trying to copy one of the example shown in the book.
On page 12, the authors use a free-form input to build an enquiry about the life expectancy in the US.
From that they say that it is possible to find that the command used is "CountryData[“United States”,“LifeExpecancy”], but they don’t give any precision how to find this command.

I tried to use the free-form entry for conversion to inline Wolfram Language (Ctrl+=) or the free-form entry to generate Wolfram language (=), and I got of course the answer and a lot of informations, but I can not find the “CountryData” command.

It seems that the example shown in the book does not correspond to my version of Mathematica 10.2.

Any help ?
Thanks in advance

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Dear Francois,

CountryData["UnitedStates", "LifeExpectancy"]

works just fine on my computer.

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The only difference is that I write “UnitedStates” without space, and I used a different spelling of “LiveExpectancy”.

Cheers,

Marco