Fix wording in exercise 1.8.5 to reflect correct number of bugs #644
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…spelling of output has been corrected - changed three to two in the description of the exercise
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In the exercise instructions to exercise 1.8.5, the phrase "three bugs" has been updated to "two bugs" to reflect the correct number of issues present in the code. Previously, the instructions mentioned three bugs, but one of them, output$summry, has been removed, leaving only two bugs to identify and fix.
This change aligns the wording with the current state of the exercise, ensuring clarity for users.
This update prevents confusion for users attempting the exercise, as the incorrect mention of three bugs could lead to unnecessary troubleshooting.