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I suppose this remark was made in ancient times, when people were still using alert() as a normal debugging device. The time has passed and we no longer do that.
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I removed a paragraph that doesn't seem to convey any useful information.
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Good documentation is concise.
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If I'm wrong, I hope someone can explain what the purpose of this paragraph is, and how it's likely to help the reader.
To clarify, I don't understand what “comparing range and text” is supposed to mean, and why anyone would imagine using alert dialogs is an effective way of accomplishing this task. Without that context, the remark that “Alerting the contents of a Range makes an implicit toString() call” is superfluous, because that's what
alert()always does.Related issues and pull requests
None.