tc39/ecma262

consistently capitalise List when referring to the spec data structure

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#2,630 opened on Jan 20, 2022

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Description

There's some places where we refer to a List as a "list".

- argumentsList is the list of arguments values passed to the method
+ argumentsList is the List of arguments values passed to the method

- and it would be unobservable if an implementation removed the pair from the [[TemplateMap]] list.
+ and it would be unobservable if an implementation removed the pair from the [[TemplateMap]] List.

- Initially a new empty List, representing the list of objects to be kept alive until the end of the current Job
+ Initially a new empty List, representing the objects to be kept alive until the end of the current Job

etc.

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Research direction
The issue provides specific examples of lowercase 'list' that should be capitalized to 'List' in the ECMAScript specification HTML files. Locate the relevant HTML source files (e.g., spec.html) and search for occurrences of lowercase 'list' in contexts referring to the List data structure. Follow the diff hunks provided in the issue to make the changes consistently.