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32 lines
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// 🧪 Null Literal Support Test
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static box Main {
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init { console }
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main() {
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me.console = new ConsoleBox()
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me.console.log("🧪 Testing Null Literal Support")
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// Test 1: Basic null assignment
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local null_value = null
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me.console.log("Null value: " + null_value)
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// Test 2: Non-null assignment
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local non_null_value = "not null"
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me.console.log("Non-null value: " + non_null_value)
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// Test 3: Null comparison (if supported)
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me.console.log("Testing null comparison...")
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// Note: Comparison operators might not be fully working yet
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// Let's try basic null usage
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me.console.log("Null variable type: " + null_value.type_name())
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// Test 4: Null in string concatenation
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local concat_test = "Value is: " + null_value
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me.console.log("Concatenation with null: " + concat_test)
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me.console.log("✅ Null literal parsing works!")
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return "Null literal test complete"
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}
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}
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