Some people say that it's a "hacky way" to use this statement. You can read about it here, for example - https://medium.com/trabe/using-switch-true-in-javascript-986e8ad8ae4f.

I initally tried to use a switch statement, couldn't get the syntax right, and reverted back to if / else statements. Can you help me understand what the "true" means in brackets next to switch? I've done a quick course on javascript which included switch statements, but I've realised I don't understand what goes in there!

Not a kata issue.

Closing.

Wow I didn't know this

u dont need a break since there's a return

;)

haha i see what you did there. force of habit i guess :)

Since you're returning, I don't think you need a "break."