Replaced erroneous "transaction" with "function".

mcoblenz · Dec 13, 2019 · c5b7ac5 · c5b7ac5
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diff --git a/solidity_user_guide/source/tutorial/ownership4.rst b/solidity_user_guide/source/tutorial/ownership4.rst
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Invoking functions
 
 Handling Errors
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-Errors can be flagged with ``revert``, which stops execution and discards all of the changes that have occurred since the outermost transaction started. A description of the error can be provided as well. An example of usage is given below.
+Errors can be flagged with ``revert``, which stops execution and discards all of the changes that have occurred since the outermost function started. A description of the error can be provided as well. An example of usage is given below.
 ::
 
    function checkAmount(Money m) public { // m is unowned

diff --git a/solidity_user_guide/source/tutorial/states3.rst b/solidity_user_guide/source/tutorial/states3.rst
@@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ When unowned references are used in dynamic state tests, the body of the test do
 
 ::
 
-   transaction foo(LightSwitch s) { // s is unowned
+   function foo(LightSwitch s) { // s is unowned
       if (s.state() == LightSwitch.State.On) {
          s.turnOff(); // STILL can't change state of s through an unowned reference
       }
    }
 
-If you need to call a transaction that needs the referenced object to be in a particular state, you need to start with at least a ``shared`` reference (if not an ``owned`` or state-specifying reference).
+If you need to call a function that needs the referenced object to be in a particular state, you need to start with at least a ``shared`` reference (if not an ``owned`` or state-specifying reference).
 
 Shared references
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