Fix misprints in Exercises

Author: mibal-ua

Exercises.en.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 You can often use more general functions to define more specific functions.
 
 - Define function `power(exp, n)`, the same as `Math.pow(n, exp)` but with
-reverse order of argumants.
+reverse order of arguments.
 - Implement function `square(n)` which returns a number to the power of two.
 - `bind()` function `power(exp, n)` to obtain function `cube(n)`.
 

Exercises/1-power.js

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 'use strict';
 
 // Define function power(exp, n), the same as Math.pow(n, exp)
-// but with reverse order of argumants.
+// but with reverse order of arguments.
 const power = null;
 
 // Implement function `square(n)`, which returns square of its argument.
 // The function may or may not reuse function `power`.
 const square = null;
 
 // Implement function `cube(n)` using partial application
-// The function should return cube of argumant (to the power of three).
+// The function should return cube of argument (to the power of three).
 const cube = null;
 
 module.exports = { power, square, cube };

Exercises/6-chaining.js

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 const EXPECTED_PIN = '4967';
 const checkPin = (...code) => code.join('') === EXPECTED_PIN;
 
-// Impement function press
+// Implement function press
 // that allows to enter pin code by one character,
 // e.g. press('3').press('4').press('5').press('6')
 //