[BUG] Handling of indexed data not always consistent.

[eremmel]

Describe the bug One can use index data from a list. In a number of situations you can use that index-expression (e.g. mylist[i]) directly as expression in a more complex situation. But not at all logical places.

The most minimal implementation is to use an index-expression as the only r-value in a assignment expression. This approach will always work (line 6). Some more complex and working examples are seen below in the screen shot. line 7: can be in boolean expression. line 8: can be in print statement

Accepted with questionable results: line 9: treated as unquoted literal string (any way wrong at level 18) line 10: treated as unquoted literal string (?) at least value is not removed. An not excepted expression is 'if mylist[i] in mylist3:'

Paste the Hedy code & level Run this only on lvl 18:

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Expected behavior Allow index expression on all places where a 'input' type is allowed or force only the most simple approach: indexed data needs to be copied to variable first and that variable can be used in expressions.

What machine and browser you were using (optional) N/A Server issue.