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Author: fluentfuture

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@@ -97,18 +97,18 @@ <h1 title="Annotation Interface ParametersMustMatchByName" class="title">Annotat
    new Profile(currentUser.getId(), currentUser.getName())
  </code></pre>
 
- But if you changed the constructor signature to <code>
+ But if you change the constructor signature to <code>
  record Profile(String userName, String userId)</code>. it will fail to compile because the parameter
- name doesn't match the provided arguments.
+ names no longer match the provided argument expressions, in order.
 
  <p>The <code>currentUser.getId()</code> expression matches the <code>userId</code> parameter name
  because the effective tokens of <code>currentUser.getId()</code> is <code>["current", "user", "id"]</code>
  ("get" and "is" prefixes are ignored). It includes as a subsequence the <code>["user", "id"]</code>
  tokens from <code>userId</code>.
 
- <p>If the argument expression is indeed as expected despite not matching the parameter name,
- you can always add an explicit comment to tell the compiler <em>and the code readers</em> that:
- "trust me, I know what I'm doing".
+ <p>Occasionally, if the argument expression is indeed as expected despite not matching the
+ parameter name, you can always add an explicit comment to tell the compiler
+ <em>and the code readers</em> that: "trust me, I know what I'm doing".
 
  <p>For example: <pre>
    new Dimension(&#47;* width *&#47; list.get(0), &#47;* height *&#47; list.get(1));