DOCSP-49699: compound ops page typo fix

Author: rustagir

source/fundamentals/crud/compound-operations.txt

@@ -4,8 +4,6 @@
 Compound Operations
 ===================
 
-.. default-domain:: mongodb
-
 .. contents:: On this page
    :local:
    :backlinks: none
@@ -75,22 +73,22 @@ the specified query filter and deletes it. The method returns a
 
    The ``FindOneAndDelete()`` method is an atomic operation, which means it prevents
    any other write operations from changing the matching document until it
-   completes. The ``deleteOne()`` method is also an atomic operation, but differs from
+   completes. The ``DeleteOne()`` method is also an atomic operation, but differs from
    ``FindOneAndDelete()`` in that you cannot specify a sort order for the
    matched documents. 
 
    To find a document and delete it in separate operations, call the
-	 ``findOne()`` method followed by the ``deleteOne()`` method.
+   ``FindOne()`` method followed by the ``DeleteOne()`` method.
 
 Modify Behavior
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 You can modify the behavior of the ``FindOneAndDelete()`` method by
-passing in a ``FineOneAndDeleteOptions``. If you don't specify a
-``FineOneAndDeleteOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
+passing in a ``FindOneAndDeleteOptions``. If you don't specify a
+``FindOneAndDeleteOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
 option.
 
-The ``FineOneAndDeleteOptions`` type allows you to configure options
+The ``FindOneAndDeleteOptions`` type allows you to configure options
 with the following methods:
 
 .. list-table::
@@ -160,22 +158,22 @@ document.
 
    The ``FindOneAndUpdate()`` method is an atomic operation, which means it prevents
    any other write operations from changing the matching document until it
-   completes. The ``updateOne()`` method is also an atomic operation, but differs from
+   completes. The ``UpdateOne()`` method is also an atomic operation, but differs from
    ``FindOneAndUpdate()`` in that you cannot specify a sort order for the
    matched documents. 
 
    To find a document and update it in separate operations, call 
-   the ``findOne()`` method followed by the ``updateOne()`` method. 
+   the ``FindOne()`` method followed by the ``UpdateOne()`` method. 
 
 Modify Behavior
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 You can modify the behavior of the ``FindOneAndUpdate()`` method by
-passing in a ``FineOneAndUpdateOptions``. If you don't specify a
-``FineOneAndUpdateOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
+passing in a ``FindOneAndUpdateOptions``. If you don't specify a
+``FindOneAndUpdateOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
 option.
 
-The ``FineOneAndUpdateOptions`` type allows you to configure options
+The ``FindOneAndUpdateOptions`` type allows you to configure options
 with the following methods:
 
 .. list-table::
@@ -267,17 +265,21 @@ document.
    This method differs from the ``ReplaceOne()`` method.
    ``FindOneAndReplace()`` performs a find and replace as a single
    operation, and eliminates the possibility of someone altering a
-   document between both operations.
+   document between both operations. When using ``FindOneAndReplace()``,
+   you can also set a sort order on matched documents.
+
+   To find a document and replace it in separate operations, call 
+   the ``FindOne()`` method followed by the ``ReplaceOne()`` method. 
 
 Modify Behavior
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 You can modify the behavior of the ``FindOneAndReplace()`` method by
-passing in a ``FineOneAndReplaceOptions``. If you don't specify a
-``FineOneAndReplaceOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
+passing in a ``FindOneAndReplaceOptions``. If you don't specify a
+``FindOneAndReplaceOptions``, the driver uses the default values for each
 option.
 
-The ``FineOneAndReplaceOptions`` type allows you to configure options
+The ``FindOneAndReplaceOptions`` type allows you to configure options
 with the following methods:
 
 .. list-table::