Basically the same as mine but just using a different condition setup :)

Haha yeah you are right, I wrote this a long time ago when learning to code.

Thanks Matt - must have been too late last night I was reading it all wrong haha.

You wouldnt want it to stop and return false automatically if x is null, since a null value for both x AND o would return true.
When using a comparison operator it will always return true if both sides of the operator (in this case using ===) are the same, and otherwise it would return false and that is what this Kata is asking for. :)

Hey all - I got this message (showing console.log to try and figure out what the error was) on the 4th test to submit for the final.

[ 'x', 'x', 'x' ]
[ 'o', 'o' ]
Expected: false, instead got: true

My code is clearly seeing more x's than o's here and the log backs that up, any know what this test it?

Thanks!

Oh wow I swear I tried that before I just didn't put it in the right syntax . Thanks!

Ah maybe its time to skip this one, I can't even find it in the source.

This 8 kyu kata is making me feel really dumb! I'm sure its a simple answer once you figure it out, but I'm totally lost right now haha.

Any hints anyone?? :D

I actually noticed my dumb mistake haha - I had my if statment setup with if i & 5 === 0 instead of if i % 5 === 0 haha i was just using the wrong symbol :/

Hey Guys!

I am getting this:

Fizzbuzz
Should fizzify 10 numbers correctly
Fails with 10 numbers! - Expected: [1,2,"Fizz",4,"Buzz","Fizz",7,8,"Fizz","Buzz"], instead got: [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
0 Passed
1 Failed
0 Errors
Process took 202ms to complete

I got my array setup in the function and the .push under each if statement but It just prints 1-10.

any help?