minor documentation updates

Author: irakliy81

README.md

@@ -237,11 +237,11 @@ The only required property for a query is `text`, however, the behavior of the `
 | Property | Type    | Description |
 | -------  | ------- | ----------- |
 | text     | string  | SQL code to be executed against the database |
-| mask     | enum?   | Optional result mask; can be one of the following values: [`list`, `single`]. If `mask` is not provided, no results will be returned to the caller (even for SELECT statements).<br>When `mask=list`,  an array of rows retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or [] if no rows were returned).<br/>When `mask=single`, first row retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or undefined if no rows were returned) |
-| mode     | enum?   | Optional row mode; can be one of the following values: [`object`, `array`]; default is `object`. When `mode=object`, each row will be returned as an object with property keys being field names; when `mode=array` each row will be returned as an array of values (without the field names) |
+| mask     | enum?   | Optional result mask; can be one of the following values: [`list`, `single`]. If `mask` is not provided, no results will be returned to the caller (even for SELECT statements).<br/><br/>When `mask=list`,  an array of rows retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or [] if no rows were returned).<br/><br/>When `mask=single`, first row retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or undefined if no rows were returned). |
+| mode     | enum?   | Optional row mode; can be one of the following values: [`object`, `array`]; default is `object`.<br/><br/>When `mode=object`, each row will be returned as an object with property keys being field names.<br/><br/>When `mode=array` each row will be returned as an array of values (without the field names). |
 | name     | string? | Optional query name; used for logging. Also, when `execute()` is called with an array of queries, the returned map of results will be indexed by query name. For queries which don't have a name, the results will be held under the `undefined` key. If several executed queries have the same name, an array of results will be stored under the key for that name |
-| params   | object? | Optional query parameters to apply to to the query (see [parametarization](#parmetrized-queries)) 
-| handler  | <[ResultHandler](#result-parsing)> | Optional result handler to apply custom parsing logic | 
+| params   | object? | Optional parameters to apply to to the query (see [parameterized queries](#parameterized-queries)) 
+| handler  | object? | Optional result handler to apply custom parsing logic (see [result parsing](#result-parsing) ) | 
 
 A few examples of executing different queries:
 
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ session.execute([query4, query5]).then((result) => {
   var user2 = result.get(query5.name);
 });
 ```
-#### Parametrized Queries
+#### Parameterized Queries
 
 Queries can be parametrized using named parameters. Parameters must be enclosed in `{{}}` brackets and `params` object should be provided with parameter values. 
 

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@@ -237,11 +237,11 @@ The only required property for a query is `text`, however, the behavior of the `
 | Property | Type    | Description |
 | -------  | ------- | ----------- |
 | text     | string  | SQL code to be executed against the database |
-| mask     | enum?   | Optional result mask; can be one of the following values: [`list`, `single`]. If `mask` is not provided, no results will be returned to the caller (even for SELECT statements).<br>When `mask=list`,  an array of rows retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or [] if no rows were returned).<br/>When `mask=single`, first row retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or undefined if no rows were returned) |
-| mode     | enum?   | Optional row mode; can be one of the following values: [`object`, `array`]; default is `object`. When `mode=object`, each row will be returned as an object with property keys being field names; when `mode=array` each row will be returned as an array of values (without the field names) |
+| mask     | enum?   | Optional result mask; can be one of the following values: [`list`, `single`]. If `mask` is not provided, no results will be returned to the caller (even for SELECT statements).<br/><br/>When `mask=list`,  an array of rows retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or [] if no rows were returned).<br/><br/>When `mask=single`, first row retrieved from the database will be returned to the caller (or undefined if no rows were returned). |
+| mode     | enum?   | Optional row mode; can be one of the following values: [`object`, `array`]; default is `object`.<br/><br/>When `mode=object`, each row will be returned as an object with property keys being field names.<br/><br/>When `mode=array` each row will be returned as an array of values (without the field names). |
 | name     | string? | Optional query name; used for logging. Also, when `execute()` is called with an array of queries, the returned map of results will be indexed by query name. For queries which don't have a name, the results will be held under the `undefined` key. If several executed queries have the same name, an array of results will be stored under the key for that name |
-| params   | object? | Optional query parameters to apply to to the query (see [parametarization](#parmetrized-queries)) 
-| handler  | <[ResultHandler](#result-parsing)> | Optional result handler to apply custom parsing logic | 
+| params   | object? | Optional parameters to apply to to the query (see [parameterized queries](#parameterized-queries)) 
+| handler  | object? | Optional result handler to apply custom parsing logic (see [result parsing](#result-parsing) ) | 
 
 A few examples of executing different queries:
 
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ session.execute([query4, query5]).then((result) => {
   var user2 = result.get(query5.name);
 });
 ```
-#### Parametrized Queries
+#### Parameterized Queries
 
 Queries can be parametrized using named parameters. Parameters must be enclosed in `{{}}` brackets and `params` object should be provided with parameter values.