1.2-1_1.js

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/**
 * @path intl402/ch01/1.2/1.2-1_1.js
 * @description This is an example showing how to create Ecma standard 402 tests alongside test262 tests. Should be removed once the 402 effort gets underway
 */

//The first test case for a hypothetical Step 1 of section 1.2 in the Ecma 
//standard 402.

function testcase() {
    "use strict";
    
    //whether the test case passed or failed
    var passed = false;
    
    //Here is where you'd actually test Step 1 of section 1.2 of the 
    //hypothetical standard.  If the test passed against an 
    //implementation, you'd set passed to 'true'.
    passed = true;
    
    return passed; 
}
runTestCase(testcase);