Hello, my name is Akram. I am an undergrad CS student familiar with Java and Python, and want to pick up Swift. I have been reading the basics page to get started, and I believe I noticed a typo. In the Integer Bounds section, the last paragraph seems to write “that” instead of “than” in the sentence “Calculations that produce out-of-bounds results, like a number larger that the max property, stop the program’s execution instead of storing an invalid result.” I have pasted the current paragraph below
Current with “that” highlighted in bold:
“Calculations that produce out-of-bounds results, like a number larger that the max property, stop the program’s execution instead of storing an invalid result. You can explicitly make the operation overflow instead, as described in Overflow Operators.”
Proposed with “than” italicized:
“Calculations that produce out-of-bounds results, like a number larger than the max property, stop the program’s execution instead of storing an invalid result. You can explicitly make the operation overflow instead, as described in Overflow Operators.”
Again, I could be mistaken and this is conveying something I misunderstood, but feel free to take a look at this if the current version is erroneous. Thank you to everyone who works on Swift and makes it such a beautiful language :)
