From 3e67731f319c17b892eb9ac96c6a9e179de57ee6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Theodore Brown <theodorejb@outlook.com>
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2024 06:22:49 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Improve description for new BcMath\Number object

Simplified and corrected wording - BCMath isn't only for float numbers.
---
 releases/8.4/languages/en.php | 2 +-
 releases/8.4/release.inc      | 2 +-
 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

diff --git a/releases/8.4/languages/en.php b/releases/8.4/languages/en.php
index 84c7c63e1a..2e82fb34f2 100644
--- a/releases/8.4/languages/en.php
+++ b/releases/8.4/languages/en.php
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
     'dom_additions_html5_title' => 'New ext-dom features and HTML5 support',
     'dom_additions_html5_description' => '<p>New DOM API that includes standards-compliant support for parsing HTML5 documents, fixes several long-standing compliance bugs in the behavior of the DOM functionality, and adds several functions to make working with documents more convenient.</p><p>The new DOM API is available within the <code>Dom</code> namespace. Documents using the new DOM API can be created using the <code>Dom\HTMLDocument</code> and <code>Dom\XMLDocument</code> classes.</p>',
     'bcmath_title' => 'Object API for BCMath',
-    'bcmath_description' => '<p>BCMath allows you to work with arbitrary precision float numbers in PHP. With this release, you can benefit from object-oriented style and operator overloading to use BCMath numbers.</p><p>It means, you can now use standard operators with <code>BcMath\Number</code> objects, which also support all <code>bc*</code> functions.</p><p>These objects are immutable and implement the <code>Stringable</code> interface, so they can be used in string contexts like <code>echo $num</code>.</p>',
+    'bcmath_description' => '<p>New <code>BcMath\Number</code> object enables object-oriented usage and standard mathematical operators when working with arbitrary precision numbers.</p><p>These objects are immutable and implement the <code>Stringable</code> interface, so they can be used in string contexts like <code>echo $num</code>.</p>',
     'new_array_find_title' => 'New <code>array_*()</code> functions',
     'new_array_find_description' => 'New functions <a href="/manual/en/function.array-find.php"><code>array_find()</code></a>, <a href="/manual/en/function.array-find-key.php"><code>array_find_key()</code></a>, <a href="/manual/en/function.array-any.php"><code>array_any()</code></a>, and <a href="/manual/en/function.array-all.php"><code>array_all()</code></a> are available.',
     'pdo_driver_specific_parsers_title' => 'PDO Driver specific SQL parsers',
diff --git a/releases/8.4/release.inc b/releases/8.4/release.inc
index b88fd6f007..e5dba4b47b 100644
--- a/releases/8.4/release.inc
+++ b/releases/8.4/release.inc
@@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ PHP
                     <div class="php8-code phpcode">
                         <?php highlight_php_trimmed(
                             <<<'PHP'
-use BCMath\Number;
+use BcMath\Number;
 
 $num1 = new Number('0.12345');
 $num2 = new Number('2');