Tibco Spotfire Api -

Wait, in the sample provided by the user, the first line after the instruction shows an example with "TIBCO Spotfire API" as is, and the rest of the words are replaced. So the task is to take the text provided after "Text:" and replace each non-proper noun word with three synonyms in the specified format.

Original sentence: "Developers should review the API documentation and familiarize themselves with the available functionality." tibco spotfire api

Finally, "Additional Resources" at the end should remain as is since it's a heading. Wait, the user's text ends with "Additional Resources", but the example provided in the first response didn't include that. However, the current query includes "Additional Resources" as part of the text, so it should be spintaxed as well. Let me check the user's input again. The text to process includes "Additional Resources" as a heading. Wait, the user's input says: Wait, in the sample provided by the user,

Original text: "TIBCO Spotfire API" becomes "TIBCO Spotfire API" Wait, the user's text ends with "Additional Resources",

I need to go line by line, replacing each word with three synonyms in a format, making sure not to change any proper nouns like TIBCO, Spotfire, or API terms. Also, check for any possible errors. For example, in the code example, the line "Visualization visualization = page.AddVisualization();", the word "Visualization" is part of the API, so it should stay. The verb "AddVisualization" is a method, so that's part of the API name, so it should not be changed. Therefore, in that code comment, the word "AddVisualization" remains, but the surrounding text gets synonyms.

Also, "provide a range of functionality" → "offer a spectrum of capabilities|supply various features|deliver diverse tools". "Data access" → "information retrieval|data availability|access to data". "Data manipulation" → "data modification|information handling|dataset transformation". "Visualization" → "graphicalchartingrepresentation". Wait, "visualization" was already covered earlier. Need to ensure consistency.