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Set#size has a grammar typo.

interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

Note

I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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      `Set#size` has grammar typo in `lib.es2015.collection.d.ts` · Issue #63480 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub
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      Missing / Incorrect Definition

      Set#size has a grammar typo.

      interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

      Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

      Note

      I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
      Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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          Missing / Incorrect Definition

          Set#size has a grammar typo.

          interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

          Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

          Note

          I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
          Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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              lib.es2015.collection.d.ts

              Missing / Incorrect Definition

              Set#size has a grammar typo.

              interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

              Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

              Note

              I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
              Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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              https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set/size

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                  Missing / Incorrect Definition

                  Set#size has a grammar typo.

                  interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

                  Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

                  Note

                  I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
                  Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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                      lib.es2015.collection.d.ts

                      Missing / Incorrect Definition

                      Set#size has a grammar typo.

                      interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

                      Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

                      Note

                      I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
                      Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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                      https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set/size

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                          ⚙ Compilation target

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                          lib.es2015.collection.d.ts

                          Missing / Incorrect Definition

                          Set#size has a grammar typo.

                          interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

                          Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

                          Note

                          I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
                          Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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                          https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set/size

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                              ⚙ Compilation target

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                              lib.es2015.collection.d.ts

                              Missing / Incorrect Definition

                              Set#size has a grammar typo.

                              interfaceSet<T>{/** * @returns the number of (unique) elements in Set. */readonlysize: number;}

                              Should be "in the Set" (or "this set", either works).

                              Note

                              I also noticed a large amount of inconsistent capitalization with regards to the @returns tags. Certain symbols (like size, has and the various ES2024 set intersection methods) all start their comments with lowercase, while others like delete capitalize the sentence like normal.
                              Personally, I'd prefer they be capitalized (as that seems to gel with existing uses and examples), but consistency is important regardless

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                              Documentation Link

                              https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set/size

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