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janickr · Feb 25, 2024 · 0fb3068 · 0fb3068
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diff --git a/docs/scripts/docstrings_nl.txt b/docs/scripts/docstrings_nl.txt
@@ -242,8 +242,7 @@ Scans for Bluetooth devices. Returns a list of micro:bits found within the timeo
 
 Args:
      timeout: maximum scanning time (in seconds)
-     loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit
-          performs.
+     loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit.
 
 Returns:
     A list of micro:bits found, this can also be empty if no micro:bits were found
@@ -274,8 +273,7 @@ Args:
      microbit_name: the name of the micro:bit. This is a name of 5 letters such as 'tupaz' or 'gatug' or something like that
           This is optional.
      timeout: maximum scanning time (in seconds)
-     loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit
-          performs.
+     loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit.
 
 Returns:
     KaspersMicrobit: The micro:bit found

diff --git a/src/kaspersmicrobit/kaspersmicrobit.py b/src/kaspersmicrobit/kaspersmicrobit.py
@@ -151,8 +151,7 @@ def find_microbits(timeout: int = 3, loop: BluetoothEventLoop = None) -> List['K
 
         Args:
              timeout: maximum scanning time (in seconds)
-             loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit
-                  performs.
+             loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit.
 
         Returns:
             A list of micro:bits found, this can also be empty if no micro:bits were found
@@ -184,8 +183,7 @@ def find_one_microbit(microbit_name: str = None, timeout: int = 3, loop: Bluetoo
              microbit_name: the name of the micro:bit. This is a name of 5 letters such as 'tupaz' or 'gatug' or something like that
                   This is optional.
              timeout: maximum scanning time (in seconds)
-             loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit
-                  performs.
+             loop (BluetoothEventLoop): you can leave this empty, this determines which thread communicates with the micro:bit.
 
         Returns:
             KaspersMicrobit: The micro:bit found