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Fix some typos (#423)

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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ By default `bincode` will serialize values in little endian encoding. This can b
## Basic types ## Basic types
Boolean types are encoded with 1 byte for each boolean type, with `0` being `false`, `1` being true. Whilst deserilizing every other value will throw an error. Boolean types are encoded with 1 byte for each boolean type, with `0` being `false`, `1` being true. Whilst deserializing every other value will throw an error.
All basic numeric types will be encoded based on the configured [IntEncoding](#IntEncoding). All basic numeric types will be encoded based on the configured [IntEncoding](#IntEncoding).
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## Enums ## Enums
Enums are encoded with their variant first, followed by optionally the variant fields. The variant index is based on the `IntEncoding` during serilization. Enums are encoded with their variant first, followed by optionally the variant fields. The variant index is based on the `IntEncoding` during serialization.
Both named and unnamed fields are serialized with their values only, and therefor encode to the same value. Both named and unnamed fields are serialized with their values only, and therefor encode to the same value.
@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ assert_eq!(encoded.as_slice(), &[
]); ]);
``` ```
This applies to any type `T` that implements `Encodabl`/`Decodabl` This applies to any type `T` that implements `Encode`/`Decode`
```rust ```rust
use bincode::config::Configuration; use bincode::config::Configuration;