
BernardK
Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): B2.0 page 339, twice the + superfluous is
page 339, third paragraph from bottom, line 3 : twice the
pulling in both Sinatra itself, and the the Thin web server, when it runs, Sinatra will automat-
-----> ^^^^^^^
+++++ second to last paragraph, first line : superfluous is :
The actual web serving part is the last three lines. Generically, a Sinatra is application is a
-----> ^^
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