Improve tip readability in Motivation + Samples (#632)

hamirmahal · web-flow · commit 8d6787edeb80 · 2021-10-09T19:37:16.000-07:00
diff --git a/docs/types/generics.md b/docs/types/generics.md
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 }
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-> TIP: You can call the generic parameter whatever you want. It is conventional to use `T`, `U`, `V` when you have simple generics. If you have more than one generic argument try to use meaningful names e.g. `TKey` and `TValue` (conventional to prefix with `T` as generics are also called *templates* in other languages e.g. C++).
+> TIP: You can call the generic parameter whatever you want. It is conventional to use `T`, `U`, or `V` when you have simple generics. If you have more than one generic argument try to use meaningful names like `TKey` and `TValue`. The convention is to prefix with `T` because generics are also called *templates* in other languages like C++.
 
 
 ### Design Pattern: Convenience generic

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`110`		-> TIP: You can call the generic parameter whatever you want. It is conventional to use `T`, `U`, `V` when you have simple generics. If you have more than one generic argument try to use meaningful names e.g. `TKey` and `TValue` (conventional to prefix with `T` as generics are also called templates in other languages e.g. C++).
	`110`	+> TIP: You can call the generic parameter whatever you want. It is conventional to use `T`, `U`, or `V` when you have simple generics. If you have more than one generic argument try to use meaningful names like `TKey` and `TValue`. The convention is to prefix with `T` because generics are also called templates in other languages like C++.
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`113`	`113`	`### Design Pattern: Convenience generic`