Removed reference to use of hungarian notation. #494
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Originally the variable was called $divs (I think). However the use of Hungarian notation has since been removed from this tutorial. I noticed while reading this that there was still an explanation as to why the variable started with a "$" although the variable no longer did. This kind of confusing so I've removed it and I think it's better without the explanation.
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Originally the variable was called $divs (I think). However the use of Hungarian notation has since been removed from this tutorial.
I noticed while reading this that there was still an explanation as to why the variable started with a "$" although the variable no longer did. This kind of confusing so I've removed it and I think it's better without the explanation.