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Unnecessary comma #25853
Unnecessary comma #25853
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line 39: `highly-interactive` is the pre-qualifier of `Angular application`, which is the subject so the comma is not necessary (I think). I think this will make it easier for non-native speakers.
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line 39: `highly-interactive` is the pre-qualifier of `Angular application`, which is the subject so the comma is not necessary (I think). I think this will make it easier for non-native speakers. PR Close #25853
line 39: `highly-interactive` is the pre-qualifier of `Angular application`, which is the subject so the comma is not necessary (I think). I think this will make it easier for non-native speakers. PR Close angular#25853
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line 39:
highly-interactive
is the pre-qualifier ofAngular application
, which is the subject so the comma is not necessary (I think). I think this will make it easier for non-native speakers.PR Checklist
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