""" Test of invalid chars in source code and how Python handles them. """

# A ^@ causes itself and the next two characters to be ignored. 

d ef = 1	# the ^@e^M" are ignored, leaving "df"
d e = 2	# the ^@e^M" are ignored, leaving "d"

try:
	d;print "d=%s defined" % d
except NameError, e:
	print e
try:
	e;print "e=%s defined" % e
except NameError, e:
	print e
try:
	f;print "f=%s defined" % f
except NameError, e:
	print e
try:
	de;print "de=%s defined" % de
except NameError, e:
	print e
try:
	df;print "df=%s defined" % df
except NameError, e:
	print e
try:
	ef;print "ef=%s defined" % ef
except NameError, e:
	print e

ac = "ac"
ag = "ag"

# The next two lines are equivalent to: lst = [abc,ag]
lst = [ac,a bc]
g]
print "lst=%s" % lst

if ac == a bc:
	print "ac == a^@b^Mc matched!!!"
else:
	print "No match"

# The next statement is not executed when it should be and no error message is issued.
 print "End of Test"