Don't output `null` for last element in `list/array`
See original GitHub issueInput:
list(,$first, $second, $three, $fourth,) = $arr;
Contain null
in arguments
.
Babylon example: https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/6d37953c6b42f02a3ffe48b6101127c3/745b62f49d2c011d789e6d9754a4d705db5cdab0
I think it is unnecessary, because it is doesn’t have sense for executing/parsing/printing/etc.
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It’s fixed & will be released soon
ok, that was referenced under #345 & #346