hsbt	2018-01-12 18:07:47 +0900 (Fri, 12 Jan 2018)

  New Revision: 61788

  https://svn.ruby-lang.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi?view=revision&revision=61788

  Log:
    Fixed typos.
    
      * sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown: algorthim -> algorithm
      * sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown: Limination -> Limitation

  Modified files:
    trunk/sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown
    trunk/sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown
Index: sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown
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--- sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown	(revision 61787)
+++ sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown	(revision 61788)
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The program contains each ASCII characte https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/trunk/sample/trick2013/kinaba/remarks.markdown#L16
 
 ### Internals
 
-The algorthim is the obvious loop "32.upto(126){|x| putc x}".
+The algorithm is the obvious loop "32.upto(126){|x| putc x}".
 
 It is not so hard to transform it to use each character *at most once*. The only slight difficulty comes from the constraint that we cannot "declare and then use" variables, because then the code will contain the variable name twice. This restriction is worked around by the $. global variable, the best friend of Ruby golfers.
 
Index: sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown
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--- sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown	(revision 61787)
+++ sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown	(revision 61788)
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ is simply `/=/` and removing a padding ` https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/trunk/sample/trick2015/ksk_1/remarks.markdown#L110
 longer terminates, though.
 
 
-### Limination
+### Limitation
 
 The implementation requires to manipulate long strings even for some
 small starting numbers.  For example, starting from 1,819, the number

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