A city-zoo membership script from an LLM says: open join page → tap…

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A city-zoo membership script from an LLM says: open join page → tap Pay → then enter card → then tap Submit, attempting payment before a card exists. How should the tester classify and detect this?

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As a reasoning error detected by logical validation of flow and cause-and-effect — You cannot pay with a card you have not entered yet. Spotting that broken order is logical validation catching a reasoning error.

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As bias because only annual memberships appear

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As non-determinism because a second run might reorder steps

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As a successful script because the steps are grammatically clear

A city-zoo membership script from an LLM says: open join page → tap Pay → then enter card → then tap Submit, attempting payment before a card exists. How should the tester classify and detect this?

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