No, your code is just keeping track of which indices are even, not their respective actual array values.

It seems you passed the kata, was it an error in your code?

I got an error for a test case that was supposed to be correct.

This is a summary of my work:

Original array: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Number: 2
New array with evens: [ 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 ]
Returned array: [ 8, 10 ]

But I got this error => expected [ 8, 10 ] to deeply equal [ -8, 26 ], but there is no '-8' or '26' in the original array

But for anybody left wondering: if o is an Object and not a primitive ( Number, BigInt, Boolean, String, Symbol, null, undefined ), Array.fill(o) will fill the array with all the same objects o, ie. by reference and not by value.

So poking a 1 into the first line would poke a 1 into every line, because all lines would reference the same object, etcetera.

Haskell translation

approved

C Translation (author inactive).

what a coincidence 😅
Thx for approval btw :D

well, let' pick your version, it has better error feedback

oh no, I already did it :(

JS fork updating the test cases and framework to Node.JS v18 (assisted with Katafix)

For JS Node 18 should be enabled.

The Dart translation looks good.