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Fixed a small grammatical error in docs.

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ var scaledViewport = page.getViewport({ scale: scale, });
### Hello World with document load error handling

The example demonstrates how promises can be used to handle errors during loading.
It also demonstrates how to wait until page loaded and rendered.
It also demonstrates how to wait until page is loaded and rendered.
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Isn't this sentence still grammatically incorrect though, since there should probably be an "a" before the word "page"; i.e. It also demonstrates how to wait until a page is loaded and rendered.

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Definitely, but as from my experience documentations don't adhere to usage of articles much. So it just depends on the community whether it strictly follows grammatical precision or not.

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@raghav-wd raghav-wd closed this Oct 14, 2021
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