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Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): page 376: first paragraph: wrong word (page 376)
On page 376, first paragraph:
wrong:
… , that’s the first place Ruby looks for object lookup.
correct:
… , that’s the first place Ruby looks for method lookup.
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