Grammar fix: amount vs number #1050
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Change "amount" to "number" in cases where amount is incorrect. One instance actually used number correctly in the next sentence :P Amount refers to a continuous value as opposed to a discrete count, so number of processors / threads, amount of water or code.
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Change "amount" to "number" in cases where amount is incorrect. One instance actually used number correctly in the next sentence :P
Amount refers to a continuous value as opposed to a discrete count, so number of processors / threads, amount of water or code.