Currently, if we do not assign anything to an expression, we assign it None when it is converted to Python.
This is usually correct, except if said expression is a tuple.
How to Reproduce
Convert the following
` You will get this: (a, b) = None`
Expected behavior
You should instead get this:
(a, b) = (None, None)
JSAbrahams
commented
5 years ago
Description of Bug
Currently, if we do not assign anything to an expression, we assign it
Nonewhen it is converted to Python. This is usually correct, except if said expression is a tuple.How to Reproduce
Convert the following
` You will get this:(a, b) = None`Expected behavior
You should instead get this:
(a, b) = (None, None)Additional context
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