chore: fix anchors

Author: AlejandraPedroza

docs/topics/collection-operations.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ transformations, and so on.
 
 ## Extension and member functions
 
-Collection operations are declared in the standard library in two ways: [member functions](classes.md#class-members) of
+Collection operations are declared in the standard library in two ways: [member functions](classes.md) of
 collection interfaces and [extension functions](extensions.md#extension-functions). 
 
 Member functions define operations that are essential for a collection type. For example, [`Collection`](https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.collections/-collection/index.html)

docs/topics/data-classes.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Additionally, the generation of data class members follows these rules with rega
 Data classes may extend other classes (see [Sealed classes](sealed-classes.md) for examples).
 
 > On the JVM, if the generated class needs to have a parameterless constructor, default values for the properties have
-> to be specified (see [Constructors](classes.md#constructors)):
+> to be specified (see [Constructors](classes.md#constructors-and-initializer-blocks)):
 > 
 > ```kotlin
 > data class User(val name: String = "", val age: Int = 0)

docs/topics/exceptions.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ class`](inheritance.md), you can create [custom exceptions](#create-custom-excep
 
 You can manually throw exceptions with the `throw` keyword.
 Throwing an exception indicates that an unexpected runtime error has occurred in the code.
-Exceptions are [objects](classes.md#creating-instances-of-classes), and throwing one creates an instance of an exception class.
+Exceptions are [objects](classes.md#creating-objects-of-classes), and throwing one creates an instance of an exception class.
 
 You can throw an exception without any parameters: 
 

docs/topics/keyword-reference.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The following tokens are always interpreted as keywords and cannot be used as id
      - [calls the superclass constructor from a secondary constructor](classes.md#inheritance).
  * `this`
      - refers to [the current receiver](this-expressions.md).
-     - [calls another constructor of the same class from a secondary constructor](classes.md#constructors).
+     - [calls another constructor of the same class from a secondary constructor](classes.md#constructors-and-initializer-blocks).
  * `throw` [throws an exception](exceptions.md).
  * `true` specifies the 'true' value of the [Boolean type](booleans.md).
  * `try` [begins an exception-handling block](exceptions.md).
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ as identifiers in other contexts:
      - [delegates the implementation of an interface to another object](delegation.md).
      - [delegates the implementation of the accessors for a property to another object](delegated-properties.md).
  * `catch` begins a block that [handles a specific exception type](exceptions.md).
- * `constructor` declares a [primary or secondary constructor](classes.md#constructors).
+ * `constructor` declares a [primary or secondary constructor](classes.md#constructors-and-initializer-blocks).
  * `delegate` is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).
  * `dynamic` references a [dynamic type](dynamic-type.md) in Kotlin/JS code.
  * `field` is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ as identifiers in other contexts:
      - declares the [getter of a property](properties.md#getters-and-setters).
      - is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).
  * `import` [imports a declaration from another package into the current file](packages.md).
- * `init` begins an [initializer block](classes.md#constructors).
+ * `init` begins an [initializer block](classes.md#constructors-and-initializer-blocks).
  * `param` is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).
  * `property` is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).
  * `receiver` is used as an [annotation use-site target](annotations.md#annotation-use-site-targets).

docs/topics/tour/kotlin-tour-classes.md

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ In the example:
 * `id` and `email` are used with the default constructor to create `contact`.
 
 Kotlin classes can have many constructors, including ones that you define yourself. To learn more about how to declare 
-multiple constructors, see [Constructors](classes.md#constructors).
+multiple constructors, see [Constructors](classes.md#constructors-and-initializer-blocks).
 
 ## Access properties