Hey=) Nice Kata, waiting for the 2nd part!

A little bit more difficult than it seemed at first.
It was interesting to solve it.
Most time gone to check all exeptions.
But good instruction were written, so I think this Kata is ready=)

Thank you 4 this Kata!!
I feel like it is magic)))
I spent a half of the day to solve it, but it's unbelievable feeling=)

The same, kata is easy, but it took a huge amount of time to understand what is going on here...
One example could have explained more than thousands of words...

Agree with the first part, my mistake..(
But I don't understand, what do you mean, when You say that it'll not work 4 duplications.
What kind of behaviour it should be?
As now if the input is:

var HowMany = [1,6,0,5,0,0];
var Type = ['house', 'car','jeans','pen','jeans','jeans'];

The result is:

["jeans", "jeans", "jeans", "house", "pen", "car"] [0, 0, 0, 1, 5, 6]

Is it what was expected?

The same...Author, fix it please!

Yes, Expected&got are different on codewars, but when i run it by myself everything is ok=)

not a clear description

It says Linked array not sorted , but when i test it on my own, it returns a sorted linked array..
Smth is wrong.

how to join my solution to yours?=)
I have very similar one.

Don't understand how tests work.
For example, i have a function getEvenNumbers(numbersArray) which returns an array of EvenNumbers.

I write in tests:
Test.assertEquals(getEvenNumbers([1,2,4]), [2,4], [optional] message)

it returns SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier.
What I'm doing wrong?