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# Algorithm
You might want to read
-[about architecture](architecture.md).
+[about architecture](architecture.md)
and
-[data structures first](data-structures.md).
+[data structures](data-structures.md) first.
## Introduction
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ outside of the backend's responsibility. Hence, these keys will not be
passed to the user and we get the desired behaviour: The nearest mounted
backend to the key is responsible.
-For example, a generator plugin in the backend A always emits
+For example, a generator plugin in the backend (A) always emits
following keys. (A) and (B) indicate from which backend the
key comes from.
@@ -164,8 +164,8 @@ following keys:
user/sw/generator/outside (B)
In this situation `kdbGet()` is responsible to pop all three keys at,
-and below, `user/sw/generator/dir` of backend A and the key
-`user/sw/generator/outside` of backend B. The user will get the
+and below, `user/sw/generator/dir` of backend (A) and the key
+`user/sw/generator/outside` of backend (B). The user will get the
resulting key set:
user/sw/generator/akey (A)
