I'm not sure this is a bug is a default behavior but it does look weird to
me. I spent a few minutes today until I figured out what was the problem.
Imagine this code:
function helloworld () {
> return 42;
> }
> let [magic, index] = helloworld();
> console.log(magic, index)
Just because the return type of the function doesn't match, engine raises
this error:
TypeError: helloworld is not a function
Which is wrong. `helloworld` is a function but the return type doesn't
match. Probably the error should be something like "Cannot cast Number to
Array or Iterable".
The same code in Python raises this error:
TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable
Thanks,
Afshin
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