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[DOCS]: Fix typos in UDF documentation #2728

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[DOCS]: Fix typos in UDF documentation #2728

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions daft/udf.py
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Resource Requests
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You can also hint Daft about the resources that your UDF will require to run. For example, the following UDF requires 4 CPUs to run. On a
machine/cluster with 8 CPUs, Daft will be able to run up to 2 instances of this UDF at once, giving you a concurrency of 2!
You can also hint Daft about the resources that your UDF will require to run. For example, the following UDF requires 2 CPUs to run. On a
machine/cluster with 8 CPUs, Daft will be able to run up to 4 instances of this UDF at once, giving you a concurrency of 4!

>>> import daft
>>> @daft.udf(return_dtype=daft.DataType.int64(), num_cpus=2)
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... return x
>>>
>>> # Override the num_cpus to 2 instead
>>> udf_needs_8_cpus = udf_needs_4_cpus.override_options(num_cpus=2)
>>> udf_needs_2_cpus = udf_needs_4_cpus.override_options(num_cpus=2)
>>>
>>> df = daft.from_pydict({"x": [1, 2, 3]})
>>> df = df.with_column("new_x", udf_needs_2_cpus(df["x"]))
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