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/**

 * NASHORN-271 : JSON.stringify does not return expected value when replacer function returns object or array for primitive value

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

var res = JSON.stringify(23, function(k,v) { 

    return (v == 23)? [1, 2] : v;

});

if (res !== "[1,2]") {

    fail("#1 expected '[1,2]' got " + res);

}

var res = JSON.stringify(23, function(k,v) { 

    return (v == 23)? { x: 1, y: 'hello' } : v; 

});

if (res !== '{"x":1,"y":"hello"}') {

    fail("#2 expected {\"x\":1,\"y\":\"hello\"}' got " + res);

}