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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The larger libraries provide an API based on function pointers. This allows mach
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 libAPI:someFunc()
 ```
-If the function doesn't have any parameters, the `()` are still required because the function will be accessed as just a `word` without them. The syntax superficially resembles object oriented language constructs and not by accident. Note that function pointers don't get the same parameter/return values checking that regular function definitions get. All library APIs return one value from every function so there isn't a danger of forgetting to override the return value count. However, the parameter counts aren't verified so you need to beware of getting them correct.
+If the function doesn't have any parameters, the `()` are still required because the function will be accessed as just a `word` without them. The syntax superficially resembles object oriented language constructs and not by accident. Note that function pointers don't get the same parameter/return values checking that regular function definitions get. All library APIs return one value from every function so there isn't a danger of forgetting to override the return value count. However, the parameter counts aren't verified so you need to beware of getting them incorrect.
 
 Smaller libraries will export the individual functions and you will call them just like any other.
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