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Stack overflow will happen when an invalid binary expression is given. For example:
a := 5 noot!(a)
Since there's no semicolon or new line between 5 and noot!(a), these are seen as one expression. The first value of the expression is an integer and there is more to the expression, so it thinks it is a binary expression.
This however, is not a valid binary expression and the parser stack overflows.
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Stack overflow will happen when an invalid binary expression is given. For example:
Since there's no semicolon or new line between
5
andnoot!(a)
, these are seen as one expression. The first value of the expression is an integer and there is more to the expression, so it thinks it is a binary expression.This however, is not a valid binary expression and the parser stack overflows.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: