Incorrect statement in Section 2, Chapter 2 (Libraries and Inheritance)

[ShariqKhan2012]

The section titled "Important Rule: Inheritance Order Matters" has thispiece of code:

contract BaseA {
    function getValue() public virtual pure returns (string memory) {
        return "A";
    }
}

contract BaseB {
    function getValue() public virtual pure returns (string memory) {
        return "B";
    }
}

// Multiple inheritance with function name conflict
contract Combined is BaseB, BaseA {
    // Must specify all contracts being overridden
    function getValue() public override(BaseB, BaseA) pure returns (string memory) {
        return "Combined";
    }
}
// BaseB comes first in the inheritance list
contract TokenX is BaseB, BaseA {
    function getValue() public override(BaseB, BaseA) pure returns (string memory) {
        // This calls BaseB's implementation first
        return super.getValue(); // Returns "B"
    }
}

// BaseA comes first in the inheritance list
contract TokenY is BaseA, BaseB {
    function getValue() public override(BaseA, BaseB) pure returns (string memory) {
        // This calls BaseA's implementation first
        return super.getValue(); // Returns "A"
    }
}

It incorrectly states that calling TokenX.getValue() will return B and calling TokenY.getValue() will return A.

Whereas, in reality, calling TokenX.getValue() will return A and calling TokenY.getValue() will return B.

Please check and correct this, as this may confuse new learners.