Fixed a couple of typos in the RecordPath guide
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ To illustrate this, let's take the following Record as an example:
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-Now we can use a Predicate to choose only the fields where the state is not New York. For example, we can use `/*[./state != 'NY']`. This will select any Record field
+Now we can use a Predicate to choose only the fields where the state is not New York. For example, we can use `/\*[./state != 'NY']`. This will select any Record field
that has a `state` field if the state does not have a value of "NY". Note that the `details` Record will not be returned because it does not have a field named `state`.
So in this example, the RecordPath will select only the `homeAddress` field. Once we have selected that field, we can continue on with our RecordPath. As we stated
above, we can select the `zip` field: `/*[./state != 'NY']/zip`. This RecordPath will result in selecting the `zip` field only from the `homeAddress` field.
@@ -778,7 +778,7 @@ The following record path expression would decode the String using Base64:
| `base64Decode(/name)` | John
|==========================================================
-=== PadLeft
+=== padLeft
Prepends characters to the input String until it reaches the desired length.
@@ -809,7 +809,7 @@ The following record path expression would prepend '@' characters to the input S
-=== PadRight
+=== padRight
Appends characters to the input String until it reaches the desired length.
