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Expand Up @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ var result = await expression.evaluate({example: [{value: 4}, {value: 7}, {value

`input` should be a JavaScript value such as would be returned from `JSON.parse()`. If `input` could not have been parsed from a JSON string (is circular, contains functions, ...), `evaluate`'s behaviour is not defined. `result` is a new JavaScript value suitable for `JSON.stringify()`ing.

`bindings`, if present, contains variable names and values (including functions) to be bound:
`bindings`, if present, contain variable names and values (including functions) to be bound:

```javascript
await jsonata("$a + $b()").evaluate({}, {a: 4, b: () => 78});
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### Writing higher-order function extensions

It is possible to write and extension function that takes one or more functions in its list of arguments and/or returns
It is possible to write an extension function that takes one or more functions in its list of arguments and/or returns
a function as its return value.


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