Update GDScript reference, 'in'-keyword explanation #8269
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The explanation for the keyword 'in' states it checks, whether an element is in a list (among others). This is the only occurrence of the word 'list' in this context and I assume it actually means array. To avoid future confusion, it makes sense to replace the word list with array in this explanation.
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That indeed makes sense. Thanks and congrats on your first merged contribution to Godot's docs! |
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Very small change.
The explanation for the keyword 'in' states it checks, whether an element is in a list (among others). This is the only occurrence of the word 'list' in this context and I assume it actually means array. To avoid future confusion, it makes sense to replace the word list with array in this explanation.