Fix weird wording#536
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Fix some weird wording that appears to say that the compiler will do something when we meant to say the compiler will allow the user's program do such a thing.
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…s://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/cpp-docs (branch master) (#1571) * Fix weird wording (#536) Fix some weird wording that appears to say that the compiler will do something when we meant to say the compiler will allow the user's program do such a thing. * Removing std namespace before shuffle() (#537) to be similar to the other <algorithm> functions documentation * typo: paramters -> parameters (#539)
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Fix some weird wording that appears to say that the compiler will do something when we meant to say the compiler will allow the user's program do such a thing.