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Since there is no final punctuation, it’s hard to say what it means. hotfixed = repaired by code on 25 th = presumably a date to there = possibly a place?
- Since there is no final punctuation, it’s hard to say what it means.
- hotfixed = repaired by code on 25 th = presumably a date to there = possibly a place?
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Since there is no final punctuation, it’s hard to say what it means.
hotfixed = repaired by code
on 25th = presumably a date
to there = possibly a place?
hotfixed = repaired by code
on 25th = presumably a date
to there = possibly a place?
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AnonymousIs "to there" wrong?Usually, yes. However, I don't understand what you're trying to say, so I can't speak for its correctness in your sentence. I'm guessing it's wrong.
"on 25th" sounds wrong as well.
CJ
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