A better phrasing for generic methods. #3428
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Thanks for opening this. And: Hmmmm! I see why you were confused—it’s a tricky sentence. I think the version you ended up with is reasonable, but ultimately still confusing. I will see if I can come up with something that communicates the same thing with less confusion. 👍🏼 The trick is simply that there are a lot of concepts floating around here! |
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I have been reading this phrase for 20 minutes and it is still hard for me to understand it. Is this a better word choice? Did I understand it correctly?