# Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): B1.0 page 21, Idiomatic Ruby tends to lean in to

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@noelrappin

I’m not Anglophone, so I’m not sure. Third paragraph from end of page 21, second line : Idiomatic Ruby tends to  
lean in to Ruby’s shortcuts and specific syntax.

→ is it the verb **lean in** followed by to …, or should it be **lean into** … ?

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**Post date:** [12 January 2023 04:54 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/programming-ruby-3-2-5th-edition-b1-0-page-21-idiomatic-ruby-tends-to-lean-in-to/90286/2 "2023-01-12T04:54:56Z")

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It’s probably “lean into”. I’ll change it, and the copy editor will get the last vote when the book gets its final copyedit pass. Thanks!