Sounds good. Stuart and Dimitris are spot on.
cheers -ben
On Sun, Mar 6, 2016 at 9:18 PM, stepharo wrote:
> This is for bloc so may be contents is better. I will check when it is used
> and if it returns a collection then we will
> rename it to contents.
> I would prefer
This is for bloc so may be contents is better. I will check when it is
used and if it returns a collection then we will
rename it to contents.
I would prefer contents if the majority of implementors use contents
over content like that
I have a smaller probability of mistakes.
Stef
Le 6/3/16
Greek here, but in this case of Bloc if you intent to return a collection
it will be better to use "contents" , other than that Stuart explanation is
perfect. Even for a book we say "table of contents". "Content" is used to
refer to a single item or the uniform structure or a collection of items
On Sun, Mar 6, 2016 at 5:20 PM, stepharo wrote:
> Hi native english speaker
>
> what is the best content or contents?
Actually I couldn't say off hand. It depends on the context and I
can't think of a specific rule. I can only present a few examples.
The contents of the box.
It depends on whether or not you expect the content(s) to be an
uncountable mass, or discrete items.
Contents is probably best when not sure.
You would talk about the contents of a box, but the content of an
article. You could also talk about the contents of an article without
raising too many
Hi native english speaker
what is the best content or contents?
Stef