Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Matched object
It returns the matched object that was initially found by the search with “type” and “userId”.
Is this correct?
type and userId are the keys for the search and this function only returns the initially found object regardless of how many it found.
Underlined parts are where I'm not confident about grammar and naturalness.
THanks
Is this correct?
type and userId are the keys for the search and this function only returns the initially found object regardless of how many it found.
Underlined parts are where I'm not confident about grammar and naturalness.
THanks
Top answer
Hi, It returns the matched object that was initially found by the search with “type” and “userId”. Is this correct? type and userId are the keys for the search and this function only returns the initially found object regardless of how many it found.
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Hi,
It returns the matched object that was initially found by the search with “type” and “userId”.
Is this correct?
type and userId are the keys for the search and this function only returns the initially found object regardless of how many it found.
Underlined parts are where I'm not confident about grammar and naturalness.
I'd say these
It returns the matched object that was initially found by the search with “type” and “userId”.
Is this correct?
type and userId are the keys for the search and this function only returns the initially found object regardless of how many it found.
Underlined parts are where I'm not confident about grammar and naturalness.
I'd say these
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Thank you so much, Clive. I really appreciate your help!
Thansk for your much better and simpler sentence!
Thansk for your much better and simpler sentence!
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