Evaluate Constant Argument State Property
If Python is in the "begin_expr" state at time t, and the current expression is constant c, and there is a parent expression, then the state is updated to "return." More formally:
if the following are true:
- expression state at time t = "begin_expr"
- the expression at time t = c
- c is constant
- parent stack at time t = [ x, y ]
then expression state at time (t + 1) = "return"
When there is a parent expression and potentially other arguments remaining to evaluate, the state is updated to "return." If there isn't a parent expression, the state would change to "end_expr" and expression evaluation ends.
For example,
if the following are true:
- the expression at time 4 = 5
- expression state at time 4 = "begin_expr"
- parent stack at time 4 = [
__add__(5, 2)
, [ ] ]
then expression state at time (4 + 1) = "return"
Try stepping through the simulator to see the Expression state change to "return."
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