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Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): extraneous "its" (p. 36)
On page 36 of the PDF, the first sentence of the paragraph following the demonstration of puts making use of the to_s method has an “its” that should be removed.
The text reads:
“The p method actually has its a different message it calls on objects…”
Correction:
“The p method actually has a different message it calls on objects…”
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