core(view): explain what without initialization implies

kokkos · Aug 28, 2024 · 072c26d · 072c26d
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@@ -443,9 +443,11 @@ A typical use case would be:
 6.4.2 Initialization
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-A View's entries are initialized to zero by default. Initialization happens in parallel for first-touch allocation over the first (leftmost) dimension of the View using the execution space of the View.
+A :code:`View`'s entries are initialized to zero by default.
 
-You may allocate a View without initializing. For example:
+Initialization happens in parallel for first-touch allocation over the first (leftmost) dimension of the :code:`View` using the execution space of the :code:`View`.
+
+You may allocate a :code:`View` without initializing. For example:
 
 .. code-block:: c++