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I ran into an issue in the React docs that caused me to misparse a sentence: a compound verb.
...it only shallow copies log n objects...
log n
There ought to be a way to catch ADJ+V combinations like this. A suggested change which I think is easier to read would be:
...it only makes a shallow copy of log n objects...
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How about:
..it only shallowly copies log n objects...
Is this acceptable? It is a ADV+V combination which is normally considered ok, but It seems to have a similar problem.
Or:
...it only shallow-copies log n objects...
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Both of those would be fine. I think the former is better, as it is more extensible.
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I ran into an issue in the React docs that caused me to misparse a sentence: a compound verb.
There ought to be a way to catch ADJ+V combinations like this. A suggested change which I think is easier to read would be:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: