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 Mapping the properties of one object to the properties of another object is called **Object to Object Mapping**. Most of the time, you don't want to show the data you store in your database to end users as it is. Instead, you only return users the information they need for that operation and reduce the output size. 
 
-For example, in database tables that contain relationships, we analyze the relationships and present meaningful data to users. For example, suppose we have a product and a category object, we keep a property called `categoryId` in the `Product` entity. However, it would be illogical to show the `categoryId ` property to users. Therefore, we can create a DTO (data transfer object) and show the **category name**  to the end users, instead of the `categoryId` directly. 
+For example, in database tables that contain relationships, we analyze the relationships and present meaningful data to users. Suppose we have a product and a category object, we keep a property called `categoryId` in the `Product` entity. However, it would be illogical to show the `categoryId ` property to users. Therefore, we can create a DTO (data transfer object) and show the **category name**  to the end users, instead of the `categoryId` directly. 
 
 DTOs are used to transfer data of objects from one object to another one. We often need to map our entities to DTOs and DTOs to entities. For example, consider the code below:
 
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             return ObjectMapper.Map<Customer, CustomerDto>(customer);
         }
 ````
-The **ObjectMapper.Map** method allows you to convert your `Customer` entity to `CustomerDto`. Let's learn more about **AutoMapper**
+The **ObjectMapper.Map** method allows you to convert your `Customer` entity to `CustomerDto`. `IObjectMapper` interface is a service, that comes from the **AutoMapper** library, so let's learn more about **AutoMapper** in the next section.
 
 # What is AutoMapper?
 
 Automapper is a .NET library that automates object-to-object mapping. ABP provides abstractions for object-to-object mapping and has an integration package to use [AutoMapper](http://automapper.org/) as the object mapper. 
 
-Automapper is a library that transforms similar objects into each other. We can imagine Automapper as a machine that transforms an apple with a hat into an apple without a hat.
+Automapper is a library that transforms similar objects into each other. We can imagine Automapper as a machine that transforms an apple with a hat into an apple without a hat:
 
 ![AutoMapper](./images/automapper.png)
 
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      };
  }
 ````
-In this code, we first get the total number of our customers and all customers according to the specified filters, then we map List<Customer> to List<CustomerGetDto> using the ObjectMapper.Map method from the ApplicationService base class. This way we have full control over which properties are returned to the end users.
+In this code, we first get the total number of our customers and all customers according to the specified filters, then we map `List<Customer>` to `List<CustomerGetDto>` using the `ObjectMapper.Map` method from the **ApplicationService** base class. This way we have full control over which properties are returned to the end users.
 
 After mapping the `Customer` entity to the `CustomerGetDto` class. Before running our application, we should define the mappings in the `*AutoMapperProfile` class in the `*.Application` project as follows:
 
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 ````
 This configuration concatenates and matches **FirstName** and **LastName** properties into the **FullName** property and subtracts **BirthDate** from today's year and assigns it to the customer's **Age**.
-After these configurations, if you make a request to the relevant endpoint, the output will look like as below:
+After these configurations, if you make a request to the relevant endpoint, the output will look like:
 
 ![Swagger](./images/swagger2.png)
 
-For more information on object-to-object mapping with [ABP Framework](https://abp.io/), see the [documentation](https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Object-To-Object-Mapping).
+For more information on object-to-object mapping with [ABP Framework](https://abp.io/), see the [documentation](https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Object-To-Object-Mapping).