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Fix Variable Name Issues and Grammar Errors #1231
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Thanks for contributing to Base! Left one comment in-line but once fixed LGTM 👍
apps/base-docs/base-learn/docs/introduction-to-solidity/introduction-to-solidity-overview.md
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@Anon-im Ty!
@Anon-im Please rebase this PR and we will merge. |
What changed? Why?
I corrected several errors and inconsistencies in the documentation that could hinder understanding:
in arrays-exercise.md; imports-sbs.md; deployment-in-remix.md; introduction-to-solidity-overview.md; useAccount.md; simple-storage-sbs.md; learning-objectives.md.
• Fixed an error in a variable name.
• Removed unnecessary quotation marks ("), where they were not needed.
• Removed a backtick (
) that interfered with properly displaying
useAccount` as code.• Found and corrected typos and mistakes in the text.
• Added missing prepositions and made other minor adjustments to improve the readability of the documentation.
Notes to reviewers
These modifications improve the precision and comprehensibility of the docs.
How has it been tested?
No tests needed