Runtime Error At 1 0 Cannot Import Expandconstant

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all printable ascii characters except control characters, space characters, and the characters printing as a backslash () followed by a character (\a, \b, \f, , \r, \t, \v, \w, \x, \z, and \z\z)
graphic characters (caracters with unicode codepoints that are not a-z) that are considered printable in the default locale

the error message is a generic runtime error. this error can be caused by the following:
usage error
incorrect use of the return statement, which must terminate a function.
undefined behavior
if your function returns an integer value of zero or a value less than zero.
insufficient buffer space
a buffer is a set of space in the dynamic memory. insufficient space will make an application crash or error. in simple words, an overflow.
a buffer of length n contains, for example, only as much space as there are characters in a string. if the string contains more characters than there are characters in the buffer, the buffer is still the required length, but some of the characters are ignored. as a result, the string will not fit in the buffer. that is why you need to check the allocated buffer for the string size.

unicode escapes are supported by writing two backslashes to the buffer before the escape. for example, 0 represents a decimal 30, ' represents a decimal apostrophe, , represents a decimal comma,   represents a decimal horizontal ellipsis (this one in particular is a useful escape and is used by the compiler). if an escape sequence is longer than the buffer, it is truncated. also, if the character is not on the buffer, it is ignored.

convert a character to its native textual representation in the current locale. if the character is not found in the specified locale, the default locale is used. the following characters are supported: all printable ascii characters except control characters, space characters, and the characters printing as a backslash () followed by a character (\a, \b, \f, , \r, \t, \v, \w, \x, \z, and \z\z) graphic characters (caracters with unicode codepoints that are not a-z) that are considered printable in the default locale
the error message is a generic runtime error. this error can be caused by the following: usage error incorrect use of the return statement, which must terminate a function. undefined behavior if your function returns an integer value of zero or a value less than zero. insufficient buffer space a buffer is a set of space in the dynamic memory. insufficient space will make an application crash or error. in simple words, an overflow. a buffer of length n contains, for example, only as much space as there are characters in a string. if the string contains more characters than there are characters in the buffer, the buffer is still the required length, but some of the characters are ignored. as a result, the string will not fit in the buffer. that is why you need to check the allocated buffer for the string size.
unicode escapes are supported by writing two backslashes to the buffer before the escape. for example, 0 represents a decimal 30, ‘ represents a decimal apostrophe, , represents a decimal comma,   represents a decimal horizontal ellipsis (this one in particular is a useful escape and is used by the compiler). if an escape sequence is longer than the buffer, it is truncated. also, if the character is not on the buffer, it is ignored.
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