Update README-NumberUtilities.md

README-NumberUtilities.md

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 ## `String getRange(int stop)`
 * **Description**
-    * Given an integer, `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all values between `0` and `stop` exclusively.
+    * Given an integer, `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all integers between `0` and `stop` exclusively.
 ### Example
 * Sample Script
 
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 ## `String getRange(int start, int stop)`
 * **Description**
-    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all values between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
+    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all integers between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
 ### Example
 * Sample Script
 
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 ## `String getRange(int start, int stop, int step)`
 * **Description**
-    * Given three integers, `start`, `stop`, and `step` return a `String` concatenation of all values between `start` and `stop` exclusively incrementing by `step`.
+    * Given three integers, `start`, `stop`, and `step` return a `String` concatenation of all integers between `start` and `stop` exclusively incrementing by `step`.
 ### Example
 * Sample Script
 
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 ## `String getEvenNumbers(int start, int stop)`
 * **Description**
-    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all even values between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
+    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all even integers between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
 ### Example
 * Sample Script
 
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 ## `String getOddNumbers(int start, int stop)`
 * **Description**
-    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all even values between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
+    * Given two integers, `start`, and `stop`, return a `String` concatenation of all even integers between `start` and `stop` exclusively.
 ### Example
 * Sample Script