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    31 

    32 // nashorn supports 'stack' property on ECMAScript

    33 // error objects. This property's value is a string

    34 // that shows script stack trace.

    35 

    36 function g() {

    37     throw new Error("wrong");

    38 }

    39 

    40 function f() {

    41     g();

    42 }

    43 

    44 // Output looks something like:

    45 //

    46 //  Error: wrong

    47 //    at g (stack.js:37)

    48 //    at f (stack.js:41)

    49 //    at <program> (stack.js:52)

    50 

    51 try {

    52    f();

    53 } catch (e) {

    54    print(e.stack);

    55 }