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/**

 * JDK-8026955: for-in should convert primitive values to object

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

Object.prototype[4] = "world";

String.prototype[3] = "hello";

Number.prototype[3] = "hello";

Boolean.prototype[3] = "hello";

function testForIn(x) {

    for (var i in x) {

        print(i, x[i]);

    }

    for each (var i in x) {

        print(i);

    }

}

testForIn("abc");

testForIn(false);

testForIn(3);

testForIn(null);

testForIn();

testForIn(String.prototype);