From da04c5a4255312ff30e6ce94aa617b6c0fff8483 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Emil Ng <github@alphabeticaldisorder.com>
Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2015 07:53:01 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] fix stack overflow referring to wrong definition

moved "That's called a stack overflow" to after the sentence that actually defines a stack overflow.
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 index.html | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

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@@ -2201,7 +2201,7 @@ <h3><span class="section">6.2</span> What Is Debugging?</h3>
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-      <p>Eventually, though, I learned to submit. I let myself drift into the computer, to remember the math I know, the things I understand about types and categories and lists and syntax. Sometimes bugs cause error messages to pop up; sometimes they cause the program to give up the ghost and quit suddenly; sometimes they get caught in terrible loops and fill up the memory and choke all the resources of the computer until it has to be restarted. That&rsquo;s called a stack overflow. Sometimes a request goes too hard, for example, calling itself so many times that the stack, which is a finite resource, fills up and can&rsquo;t take it anymore. Hence the name of the website Stack Overflow, where programmers go to answer questions and help each other solve bugs. It&rsquo;s the 62nd-most-visited website in the world, trailing Craigslist by a few spots.</p>
+      <p>Eventually, though, I learned to submit. I let myself drift into the computer, to remember the math I know, the things I understand about types and categories and lists and syntax. Sometimes bugs cause error messages to pop up; sometimes they cause the program to give up the ghost and quit suddenly; sometimes they get caught in terrible loops and fill up the memory and choke all the resources of the computer until it has to be restarted. Sometimes a request goes too hard, for example, calling itself so many times that the stack, which is a finite resource, fills up and can&rsquo;t take it anymore. That&rsquo;s called a stack overflow. Hence the name of the website Stack Overflow, where programmers go to answer questions and help each other solve bugs. It&rsquo;s the 62nd-most-visited website in the world, trailing Craigslist by a few spots.</p>
  
       <p>Randomly selected item from Stack Overflow, to give you a taste of programming:</p>