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Zoltán Király Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Did I use the word "certain" correctly?
Defer loading certain packages to slightly reduce startup time.
Context.
For a software to startup faster.
If I use "some" instead "certain" will that change the meaning?
Top answer
Certain means that the specific packages are identified and named, perhaps listed in a priority order. Some is unspecific.
- Certain means that the specific packages are identified and named, perhaps listed in a priority order.
- Some is unspecific.
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Certain means that the specific packages are identified and named, perhaps listed in a priority order.
Some is unspecific.
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