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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions user_guide_src/source/concepts/factories.rst
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Expand Up @@ -86,17 +86,17 @@ The following code loads **app/Libraries/Sub/SubLib.php** if it exists:
.. literalinclude:: factories/013.php
:lines: 2-

Passing Full Qualified Classname
--------------------------------
Passing Fully Qualified Classname
---------------------------------

You could also request a full qualified classname:
You could also request a fully qualified classname:

.. literalinclude:: factories/002.php
:lines: 2-

It returns the instance of ``Blog\Models\UserModel`` if it exists.

.. note:: Prior to v4.4.0, when you requested a full qualified classname,
.. note:: Prior to v4.4.0, when you requested a fully qualified classname,
if you had only ``Blog\Models\UserModel``, the instance would be returned.
But if you had both ``App\Models\UserModel`` and ``Blog\Models\UserModel``,
the instance of ``App\Models\UserModel`` would be returned.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ the ``Factories::define()`` method:

The first parameter is a component. The second parameter is a class alias
(the first parameter to Factories magic static method), and the third parameter
is the true full qualified classname to be loaded.
is the true fully qualified classname to be loaded.

After that, if you load ``Myth\Auth\Models\UserModel`` with Factories, the
``App\Models\UserModel`` instance will be returned:
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