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Fix spelling of "dynamically" #26

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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ annotations. These are strictly optional in that if you don't specify
them the code will still compile and they do not affect the way that
the code runs. What you can do with them is use tools like +dialyzer+
to check that the program is consistent. If you do not include types
dialyzer will dynamicly derive the types from the code. But it will
dialyzer will dynamically derive the types from the code. But it will
often assign a more broad type than might be called for.

Using type annotations and dialyzer it is possible to express many
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ are good style). Integers can also be a good type, so you could have a
type +http_success_codes()+ can be defined as +200|201|202|203|204+ or
just +200..204+.

An array can e indicated as one would expect with square brackets,
An array can be indicated as one would expect with square brackets,
the type +[]+ indicates an empty array, while an array of integers
would be shown as +[integer()]+, and a string is defined as +[char()]+
a non empty string is defined as +[char(),...]+.
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