Update README.md

wenxi-zeng · web-flow · commit d00407989d72 · 2024-05-13T10:37:43.000-05:00
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@@ -75,9 +75,9 @@ val ret: Int? = scope.await {
 }
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-### JSConvertibles (Pass-by-value)
+### JSConvertibles (Pass-by-reference)
 
-`JSConvertible` can be any of the following types. This is very similar to `Pass-by-value` that an object/array passed to/receive from the engine is in a form of `JSValue`, which represents the reference to the holder of the original object/array. You'd have to write a converter to convert it back to its original form
+`JSConvertible` can be any of the following types. This is very similar to `Pass-by-reference` that an object/array passed to/receive from the engine is in a form of `JSValue`, which represents the reference to the holder of the original object/array. You'd have to write a converter to convert it back to its original form
 
 * JSArray
 * JSObject

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`75`	`75`	`}`
`76`	`76`	```
`77`	`77`
`78`		`-### JSConvertibles (Pass-by-value)`
	`78`	`+### JSConvertibles (Pass-by-reference)`
`79`	`79`
`80`		-`JSConvertible` can be any of the following types. This is very similar to `Pass-by-value` that an object/array passed to/receive from the engine is in a form of `JSValue`, which represents the reference to the holder of the original object/array. You'd have to write a converter to convert it back to its original form
	`80`	+`JSConvertible` can be any of the following types. This is very similar to `Pass-by-reference` that an object/array passed to/receive from the engine is in a form of `JSValue`, which represents the reference to the holder of the original object/array. You'd have to write a converter to convert it back to its original form
`81`	`81`
`82`	`82`	`* JSArray`
`83`	`83`	`* JSObject`