Merge pull request #2161 from corob-msft/cr-1354-ff-1

Fix 1354: Change formfeed to form feed

Author: PRMerger16

docs/c-language/character-sets1.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ The source character set and execution character set include the ASCII character
 |---------------------|---------------|-----------------|
 |\a|Alert/bell|7|
 |\b|Backspace|8|
-|\f|Formfeed|12|
+|\f|Form feed|12|
 |\n|Newline|10|
 |\r|Carriage return|13|
 |\t|Horizontal tab|9|

docs/c-language/escape-sequences.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 title: "Escape Sequences"
 ms.date: "11/04/2016"
-helpviewer_keywords: ["\r escape sequence", "double backslash", "horizontal-tab \t escape sequence", "(') single quotation mark", "bell character \a escape sequence", "escape sequences", "hexadecimal escape sequence", "carriage returns", "tab \t escape sequence", "\f escape sequence", "quotation marks, single", "formfeed \f escape sequence", "\v escape sequence", "control character escape sequences", "\ symbol in escape sequences", "octal escape sequence", "escape characters", "newline character \n escape sequence", "nongraphic control characters", "question mark, literal", "\n escape sequence", "vertical tab \v escape sequence", "\a escape sequence", "? symbol", "? symbol, escape sequence character", "\t escape sequence", "backspace escape sequence"]
+helpviewer_keywords: ["\r escape sequence", "double backslash", "horizontal-tab \t escape sequence", "(') single quotation mark", "bell character \a escape sequence", "escape sequences", "hexadecimal escape sequence", "carriage returns", "tab \t escape sequence", "\f escape sequence", "quotation marks, single", "form feed \f escape sequence", "\v escape sequence", "control character escape sequences", "\ symbol in escape sequences", "octal escape sequence", "escape characters", "newline character \n escape sequence", "nongraphic control characters", "question mark, literal", "\n escape sequence", "vertical tab \v escape sequence", "\a escape sequence", "? symbol", "? symbol, escape sequence character", "\t escape sequence", "backspace escape sequence"]
 ms.assetid: 5aef377f-a76c-4d5c-aa04-8308758ad6a8
 ---
 # Escape Sequences
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Note that the question mark preceded by a backslash (**\\?**) specifies a litera
 |---------------------|----------------|
 |**\a**|Bell (alert)|
 |**\b**|Backspace|
-|**\f**|Formfeed|
+|**\f**|Form feed|
 |**\n**|New line|
 |**\r**|Carriage return|
 |**\t**|Horizontal tab|
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ If a backslash precedes a character that does not appear in the table, the compi
 
 **END Microsoft Specific**
 
-Escape sequences allow you to send nongraphic control characters to a display device. For example, the ESC character (**\033**) is often used as the first character of a control command for a terminal or printer. Some escape sequences are device-specific. For instance, the vertical-tab and formfeed escape sequences (**\v** and **\f**) do not affect screen output, but they do perform appropriate printer operations.
+Escape sequences allow you to send nongraphic control characters to a display device. For example, the ESC character (**\033**) is often used as the first character of a control command for a terminal or printer. Some escape sequences are device-specific. For instance, the vertical tab and form feed escape sequences (**\v** and **\f**) do not affect screen output, but they do perform appropriate printer operations.
 
 You can also use the backslash (**\\**) as a continuation character. When a newline character (equivalent to pressing the RETURN key) immediately follows the backslash, the compiler ignores the backslash and the newline character and treats the next line as part of the previous line. This is useful primarily for preprocessor definitions longer than a single line. For example:
 

docs/c-language/white-space-characters.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ ms.assetid: 030ccbdc-2db3-4dd0-88c8-f5c2669ddebf
 ---
 # White-Space Characters
 
-Space, tab, linefeed, carriage-return, formfeed, vertical-tab, and newline characters are called "white-space characters" because they serve the same purpose as the spaces between words and lines on a printed page — they make reading easier. Tokens are delimited (bounded) by white-space characters and by other tokens, such as operators and punctuation. When parsing code, the C compiler ignores white-space characters unless you use them as separators or as components of character constants or string literals. Use white-space characters to make a program more readable. Note that the compiler also treats comments as white space.
+Space, tab, linefeed, carriage return, form feed, vertical tab, and newline characters are called "white-space characters" because they serve the same purpose as the spaces between words and lines on a printed page — they make reading easier. Tokens are delimited (bounded) by white-space characters and by other tokens, such as operators and punctuation. When parsing code, the C compiler ignores white-space characters unless you use them as separators or as components of character constants or string literals. Use white-space characters to make a program more readable. Note that the compiler also treats comments as white space.
 
 ## See also
 

docs/c-runtime-library/is-isw-routines.md

@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ Printable wide character, including space wide character (L' ').
 Printable wide character that is neither space wide character (L' ') nor wide character for which `iswalnum` is nonzero.
 
 `iswspace`<br/>
-Wide character that corresponds to standard white-space character or is one of implementation-defined set of wide characters for which `iswalnum` is false. Standard white-space characters are: space (L' '), formfeed (L'\f'), newline (L'\n'), carriage return (L'\r'), horizontal tab (L'\t'), and vertical tab (L'\v').
+Wide character that corresponds to standard white-space character or is one of implementation-defined set of wide characters for which `iswalnum` is false. Standard white-space characters are: space (L' '), form feed (L'\f'), newline (L'\n'), carriage return (L'\r'), horizontal tab (L'\t'), and vertical tab (L'\v').
 
 `iswupper`<br/>
 Wide character that is uppercase or is one of an implementation-defined set of wide characters for which none of `iswcntrl`, `iswdigit`, `iswpunct`, or `iswspace` is nonzero. `iswupper` returns nonzero only for wide characters that correspond to uppercase characters.

docs/cpp/tokens-cpp.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Tokens are usually separated by *white space*. White space can be one or more:
 
 - New lines
 
-- Formfeeds
+- Form feeds
 
 - Comments