Fix typo

[BenEmdon]

I was reading the docs and I stumbled upon a code block difference between Swift and Obj-c where the docs refers to a function processData but in the Swift block it was only process.

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[BenEmdon]

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[shoumikhin]

Thanks, Ben!

I suspect the idea was that a corresponding Swift method would be called simply process per naming convention, and have the following prototype:

func process(_ data: Data)

And used directly as:

process(data)

But some extra clarity, which processData adds to the example, is also good.

[BenEmdon]

Ah, that is more Swifty. I guess referring to the different function signatures in documentation sentences can be a mouthful. I’m curious what other Swift/Obj-C docs do?

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[shoumikhin]

I'd be great if GitHub markdown supported language toggling. Something like Firebase has for their docs.

[BenEmdon]

I'll put in a word when I'm there this summer 😉

[shoumikhin]

Awesome! Congrats on a new role - GitHub's great :)