Tweaks to solutions 174 & 183

WHAHA-HA · Feb 2, 2021 · caa4969 · caa4969
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diff --git a/Solutions/174.md b/Solutions/174.md
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+Problem:
+
 Describe and give an example of each of the following types of polymorphism:
 
 - Ad-hoc polymorphism
@@ -13,10 +15,13 @@ Describe and give an example of each of the following types of polymorphism:
 
 ## Parametric polymorphism
 
--   This allows a function to deal with generics, and therefore on any concrete definition of the generic.
+-   This allows a function to deal with generics, and therefore on any concrete
+    definition of the generic.
 -   e.g. A List type in Java, regardless of which objects are in the list
 
 ## Subtype polymorphism
 
--   This allows subclass instances to be treated by a function they same way as it would superclass instances
--   e.g. Instances of Cat will be operated on a function the same way as instances of it's superclass Animal.
+-   This allows subclass instances to be treated by a function they same way as it
+    would superclass instances
+-   e.g. Instances of Cat will be operated on a function the same way as instances of
+    it's superclass Animal.
diff --git a/Solutions/183.md b/Solutions/183.md
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 ```
+Problem:
+
 Describe what happens when you type a URL into your browser and press Enter.
 ```
 
 ## Process of a URL being fetched
 
 1. The browser's host resolution cache is checked if the website's IP is stored.
-2. If the IP is not found, a request is sent to the Domain Name Service (DNS) for the IP of the host/load balancing host.
+2. If the IP is not found, a request is sent to the Domain Name Service (DNS) for the
+   IP of the host/load balancing host.
 3. A HTTP GET request is sent to the host (server).
 4. The host responds with a payload (usually in HTML).
 5. Browser renders the received HTML.
-6. The browser sends requests for additional objects embedded in HTML (images, CSS, JavaScript) and repeats steps 3-4 to perform step 5.
+6. The browser sends requests for additional objects embedded in HTML (images, CSS,
+   JavaScript) and repeats steps 3-4 to perform step 5.
 7. Once the page is loaded, the browser sends further asynchronous requests as needed.