a) evaluate() and restrict()
b) eval() and the Function() constructor
c) debugger() and test()
d) eval() and debugger()
Answer: b
Explanation: eval() and the Function() constructor are not allowed in any secure subset because they allow the execution of arbitrary strings of code, and these strings cannot be statically analyzed.
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