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Fix Parameter Naming in Cells Documentation (#49) #50
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Overview
This pull request aims to address the inconsistencies in parameter naming within the
cells
section of the Tact language documentation, as outlined in issue #49.Changes Made
Builder.storeBool
function description to improve clarity.cells
section, focusing on parameter naming and descriptions.Why This Change Is Necessary
The inconsistency in parameter naming within the documentation could potentially lead to confusion for developers trying to learn or implement the Tact language. By standardizing the naming convention and clarifying function descriptions, we aim to enhance the overall developer experience and facilitate easier learning and usage of the Tact language.
Impact
cells
documentation will now find a more consistent and clear set of instructions, potentially reducing learning curve and implementation errors.References
Thank you for considering this pull request. I'm open to feedback and willing to make further adjustments to ensure the documentation improvements align well with the project's standards and expectations.