[5.4] Correct variable name #20433
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[5.4] Correct variable name #20433
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…er' is the correct variable name in this case.
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Agree, let's not propagate English mistakes. By the way, would conflict with #20439. |
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Has conflicts. |
# Conflicts: # src/Illuminate/Support/Collection.php
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Conflicts resolved. |
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You should also correct |
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'Amount' is for continuous quantities, not discrete quantities. 'Number' is the correct variable name in the cases I've changed.
E.g. "I had a small amount of ketchup" - correct
"I adopted a large amount of dogs" - wrong, should be 'number' of dogs.