'less than 21' is the correct expression. #203
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Oh, right, thanks for pointing this out @secworks Merging it right away! |
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Merge pull request satwikkansal#203 from secworks/master
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The example for where the difference happens is between 20 and 21 characters. But the explantion states that is less than 20. That is between 19 and 20 characters. "less than 21" or "less or equal to 20", "at most 20" is better phrasing. This diff simply changes the value to 21.