Update proposals/NNNN-init-accessors.md

hborla · Jumhyn · web-flow · commit cd16c4f31240 · 2023-06-10T14:05:35.000-07:00
Co-authored-by: Frederick Kellison-Linn &lt;fkl@jumhyn.com&gt;
diff --git a/proposals/NNNN-init-accessors.md b/proposals/NNNN-init-accessors.md
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ struct Angle {
 }
 ```
 
-The signature of an `init` accessor specifies up to two sets of stored properties: the properties that are accessed (via `accesses`) and the properties that are initialized (via `initializes`) by the accessor. `initializes` and `accesses` are side-effects of the `init` accessor. Access effects specify the other stored properties that can be accessed from within the `init` accessor (no other uses of `self` are allowed), and therefore must be initialized before the computed property's `init` accessor is invoked. The `init` accessor must initialize each of the initialized stored properties on all control flow paths. The `radians` property in the example above specifies no access effect, but initializes the `degrees` property, so it specifies only `initializes: degrees`.
+The signature of an `init` accessor specifies up to two sets of stored properties: the properties that are accessed (via `accesses`) and the properties that are initialized (via `initializes`) by the accessor. `initializes` and `accesses` are side-effects of the `init` accessor. Access effects specify the other stored properties that can be accessed from within the `init` accessor (no other uses of `self` are allowed), and therefore must be initialized before the computed property's `init` accessor is invoked. The `init` accessor must initialize each of the initialized stored properties on all control flow paths. The `radians` property in the example above specifies no access effect, but initializes the `degrees` property, so it specifies only `initializes(degrees)`.
 
 Access effects allow a computed property to be initialized by placing its contents into another stored property:
 

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`79`		-The signature of an `init` accessor specifies up to two sets of stored properties: the properties that are accessed (via `accesses`) and the properties that are initialized (via `initializes`) by the accessor. `initializes` and `accesses` are side-effects of the `init` accessor. Access effects specify the other stored properties that can be accessed from within the `init` accessor (no other uses of `self` are allowed), and therefore must be initialized before the computed property's `init` accessor is invoked. The `init` accessor must initialize each of the initialized stored properties on all control flow paths. The `radians` property in the example above specifies no access effect, but initializes the `degrees` property, so it specifies only `initializes: degrees`.
	`79`	+The signature of an `init` accessor specifies up to two sets of stored properties: the properties that are accessed (via `accesses`) and the properties that are initialized (via `initializes`) by the accessor. `initializes` and `accesses` are side-effects of the `init` accessor. Access effects specify the other stored properties that can be accessed from within the `init` accessor (no other uses of `self` are allowed), and therefore must be initialized before the computed property's `init` accessor is invoked. The `init` accessor must initialize each of the initialized stored properties on all control flow paths. The `radians` property in the example above specifies no access effect, but initializes the `degrees` property, so it specifies only `initializes(degrees)`.
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`81`	`81`	`Access effects allow a computed property to be initialized by placing its contents into another stored property:`
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