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/**
 * NASHORN-498 :  'in' inside conditional expression middle term confuses parser when used in for statements
 *
 * @test
 * @run
 */

// no syntax error expected for the following functions
function func() {
    // Parser thinks it is a for-in statement! But 'in' used in
    // cond. expression. This is a normal for statement
    for (var x = a ? b in c : 3;;) {}
}

function func2() {
    // for-in statement but init is cond. expression with 'in'
    // This is same as "for (var x = (a? b in c : e) in {} )"
    for (var x = a ? b in c : e in {}) {}
}