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Fix unprivelaged variable getting that prints bizarre values of variables that haven't been yet assigned. Previously, if you typed 'b' or another variable and pressed enter, it would output some exponential number like 1.23e-142 if you didn't assign that variable before. This fix prevents that by comparing varindex with the index of the current variable VARGET is checking for.
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Aligned patch 5 (this) with patch 4 to ease readability. In this case, "if (isalpha(c) && !isupper(c))" has been simplified to "if (islower(c))"
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Fix unprivelaged variable getting that prints bizarre values of variables that haven't been yet assigned. Previously, if you typed 'b' or another variable and pressed enter, it would output some exponential number like 1.23e-142 if you didn't assign that variable before. This fix prevents that by comparing varindex with the index of the current variable VARGET is checking for.