Update 07-javascript-interop.md (#254)

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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Open *Map.razor* and take a look at the code:
 
 The `Map` component uses dependency injection to get an `IJSRuntime` instance. This service can be used to make JavaScript calls to browser APIs or existing JavaScript libraries by calling the `InvokeVoidAsync` or `InvokeAsync<TResult>` method. The first parameter to this method specifies the path to the JavaScript function to call relative to the root `window` object. The remaining parameters are arguments to pass to the JavaScript function. The arguments are serialized to JSON so they can be handled in JavaScript.
 
-The `Map` component first renders a `div` with a unique ID for the map and then calls the `deliveryMap.showOrUpdate` function to display the map in the specified element with the specified markers pass to the `Map` component. This is done in the `OnAfterRenderAsync` component lifecycle event to ensure that the component is done rendering its markup. The `deliveryMap.showOrUpdate` function is defined in the *wwwroot/deliveryMap.js* file, which then uses [leaflet.js](http://leafletjs.com) and [OpenStreetMap](https://www.openstreetmap.org/) to display the map. The details of how this code works isn't really important - the critical point is that it's possible to call any JavaScript function this way.
+The `Map` component first renders a `div` with a unique ID for the map and then calls the `deliveryMap.showOrUpdate` function to display the map in the specified element with the specified markers passed to the `Map` component. This is done in the `OnAfterRenderAsync` component lifecycle event to ensure that the component is done rendering its markup. The `deliveryMap.showOrUpdate` function is defined in the *wwwroot/deliveryMap.js* file, which then uses [leaflet.js](http://leafletjs.com) and [OpenStreetMap](https://www.openstreetmap.org/) to display the map. The details of how this code works isn't really important - the critical point is that it's possible to call any JavaScript function this way.
 
 How do these files make their way to the Blazor app? For a Blazor library project (using `Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Razor"`) any files in the `wwwroot/` folder will be bundled with the library. The server project will automatically serve these files using the static files middleware.