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Fix a couple typos in the PHPDoc section

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Evgeny Chernyavskiy
2015-10-03 16:35:36 -04:00
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The documentation for the class as a whole has the [@author] tag and a [@link] tag. The [@author] tag is used to The documentation for the class as a whole has the [@author] tag and a [@link] tag. The [@author] tag is used to
document the author of the code and can be repeated for documenting several authors. The [@link] tag is used to link to document the author of the code and can be repeated for documenting several authors. The [@link] tag is used to link to a website indicating a relationship between the website and the code.
a website indicating a relationship between the website and the code.
Inside the class, the first method has an [@param] tag documenting the type, name and description of the parameter Inside the class, the first method has a [@param] tag documenting the type, name and description of the parameter
being passed to the method. Additionally it has the [@return] and [@throws] tags for documenting the return type, and being passed to the method. Additionally it has the [@return] and [@throws] tags for documenting the return type, and any exceptions that could be thrown respectively.
any exceptions that could be throw respectively.
The second and third methods are very similar and have a single [@param] tag as did the first method. The import The second and third methods are very similar and have a single [@param] tag as did the first method. The important
difference between the second and third method is doc block is the inclusion/exclusion of the [@return] tag. difference between the second and third method's doc block is the inclusion/exclusion of the [@return] tag.
`@return void` explicitly informs us that there is no return, historically omitting the `@return void` statement also `@return void` explicitly informs us that there is no return; historically omitting the `@return void` statement also results in the same (no return) action.
results in the same (no return) action.
[tags]: http://www.phpdoc.org/docs/latest/references/phpdoc/tags/index.html [tags]: http://www.phpdoc.org/docs/latest/references/phpdoc/tags/index.html