OP solved it, closing

OP solved it, closing

Thanks I will try that

ok thanks, I will try that

This is one of my first kata in haskell, I am not sure if this is a problem with the way the test is written or it is a limitation of the language, but each test should be it's own. I have spent several hours trying to understand why my code was failing in the first test when actually it was passing it and failing the second(-1)

Start by commenting out lines from bottom to top, and make sure each step really does what the comment says.

perhaps this can help: js for loop

thanks for the help. I still get unexpected token. Do you know what could fix it by any chance?

The center portion of the for loop should compare that i persists in being less than the arrayLength.

Stuck how? What language?

Thanks for the help

That's because your loop won't run when a > b.