unwrap_or_(&0) -> unwrap_or(&0)

unwrap_or_(&0) -> unwrap_or(&0)

README.md

@@ -5902,7 +5902,7 @@ This closure takes `number_one` and `number_two`. We also gave it a new variable
 
 Usually you see closures in Rust inside of a method, because it is very convenient to have a closure inside. We saw closures in the last section with `.map()` and `.for_each()`. In that section we wrote `|x|` to bring in the next item in an iterator, and that was a closure.
 
-Here is another example: the `unwrap_or` method that we know that you can use to give a value if `unwrap` doesn't work. Before, we wrote: `let fourth = my_vec.get(3).unwrap_or_(&0);`. But there is also an `unwrap_or_else` method that has a closure inside. So you can do this:
+Here is another example: the `unwrap_or` method that we know that you can use to give a value if `unwrap` doesn't work. Before, we wrote: `let fourth = my_vec.get(3).unwrap_or(&0);`. But there is also an `unwrap_or_else` method that has a closure inside. So you can do this:
 
 ```rust
 fn main() {