I just happened to see some examples of how this function worked yesterday otherwise my code would've been a lot longer im sure 😅

Thank you for this! took my understanding of parseInt a step further. Awesome.

easiest way to do it

this parseInt odd behavior was probably implemented in such way only because of this Kata

work when the string starts with numeric

Thanks for the solution. I have learnt something new (can simply pass 'inputString' into the argument of parseInt without a reference to the index of the age number). Thanks so much!!

Ohh, makes sense. Thanks!

Can somebody explain to me how this works? I'm not sure how the parseInt method could
distinguish the string number itself.

case closed!

Ruby translation submitted, if you want to approve it or the other waiting for your green light; cheers :)

I say we can close this issue as well, right?

You could close the issue by now, considering it has nothing to do with the testing code or other parts in control of the author.

Also, I would not round using the .toFixed() method, there are much better alternatives.

It changes a string into either a number or NaN; shorthand for parseFloat(), if you wish.

PHP Translation Kumited - please accept :D