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There's no type coercion in string > string.

Would it be good practice to convert to a number if you plan on working with TypeScript or if you don't want type-coersion related bugs in your code?

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Thank you for the comments.

It really makes it a lot easier to understand without having to google everything first.

Still gonna google it to get the finer details, but I don't have to before I can understand what's happening.

The string comparison is comparing the first digit, and 5 is greater than 1, so it terminates the comparison. If they were equal it would proceed to the next digit.

Thank u for explaining!

There is no defference, they use the same algorithm.

Not sure. Show your whole code.

Why I am getting this?:

"55">"100";
true

Strange. Till I don't use "String(digits)", I got "substr is not a function".

I adjusted that. Also the solution was in the preloaded code with the same namespace as the tests.
So the tests were always using the preloaded solution instead of the user solution which has no namespace.