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Expand Up @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ In most native Node.js objects, the first internal field is used to store a
pointer to a [`BaseObject`][] subclass, which then contains all relevant
information associated with the JavaScript object.

The most typical way of working internal fields are:
Typical ways of working with internal fields are:

* `obj->InternalFieldCount()` to look up the number of internal fields for an
object (`0` for regular JavaScript objects).
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