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Given this example ``` array<ref array<int>> myArray = {{1,2,3},{4}}; string resultHolder; Print("Call result: " + GetGame().GetScriptModule().Call(myArray, "Get", false, resultHolder, 0)); Print(resultHolder); ``` The expected output would be > SCRIPT : Call result: false because the array getter returns array<int> and here it tries to assign it into an output holder of `string`.

Given this example ``` array<ref array<int>> myArray = {{1,2,3},{4}}; string resultHolder; Print("Call result: " + GetGame().GetScriptModule().Call(myArray, "Get", false, resultHolder, 0)); Print(resultHolder); ``` The expected output would be > SCRIPT : Call result: false because the array getter returns array<int> and here it tries to assign it into an output holder of `string` but it actually returns > SCRIPT : Call result: true right now which is incorrect.

Given this example ``` array<ref array<int>> myArray = {{1,2,3},{4}}; string resultHolder; Print("Call result: " + GetGame().GetScriptModule().Call(myArray, "Get", false, resultHolder, 0)); Print(resultHolder); ``` The expected output would be > SCRIPT : Call result: false because the array getter returns array<int> and here it tries to assign it into an output holder of `string`. but it actually returns > SCRIPT : Call result: true right now which is incorrect.