rephrase the sentence about the ? and ! operators

Raku · Sep 13, 2020 · 4b77fa4 · 4b77fa4
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@@ -193,10 +193,9 @@ In general, non-zero, non-empty will be converted to C<True>; zero or empty
 will be equivalent to C<False>. But C<.so> can be defined to return any Boolean
 value we want, so this is just a rule of thumb.
 
-L«C<?>|/language/operators#prefix_?» and
-L«C<!>|/language/operators#prefix_!» are the Boolean context operator
-and its negation respectively.
-They will force this context on an object.
+The L«C<?>|/language/operators#prefix_?» Boolean context operator
+and the L«C<!>|/language/operators#prefix_!» negated Boolean context
+operator will force the Boolean context on an object.
 
 =for code
 say ? 0i;    # OUTPUT: «False␤»