That's the exact same statement. If we want our confidence interval, our actual number that we got for there, our actual sample mean, we got was 0.568. We could replace this, and actually let me do it. I can delete this right here, let me clear it. I can replace this, because we actually did take a sample, so I can replace this with 0.568. We could be confident that there is a 99% chance that 0.568 is within 0.08 of the actual sample, of the population proportion, which is the same thing as the population mean, which is the same thing as the mean of the sampling distribution of the sample mean, so forth and so on. Just to make it clear, we can actually swap these two.