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Issue originally made by @boopathi
var a = b + 2; var b = 2 + 2;
Evaluate should respect the order of expressions.
For the input given, it should evaluate to var a = b + 2; var b = 4
var a = b + 2; var b = 4
and during runtime it'll be NaN, 4 But path.evaluate of this returns var a = 6; var b = 4
NaN, 4
var a = 6; var b = 4
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Evaluate should respect the order of expressions.
For the input given, it should evaluate to
var a = b + 2; var b = 4
and during runtime it'll be
NaN, 4
But path.evaluate of this returnsvar a = 6; var b = 4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: