yep most teams in my experience default to using them, and it's not a bad choice. know the rules so you can break them. again it's a stylist choice.

eslint: "always" (default) requires semicolons at the end of statements
https://eslint.org/docs/latest/rules/semi

A stylistic choice. JS doesn't require semi-colons, the interpreter automatically adds them.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/lets-talk-about-semicolons-in-javascript-f1fe08ab4e53/

Why you skip ';' in the end return statement?

Thanks for pointing that out, didn't realize that when I was first learning to code.

You don't need to use break after return

Does a ternary operator not count as a conditional statement?

This solution is not OK. Is not checking if volume divided by n is integers. If you try (27,8) your solution will return true, which is not correct.

My first thought with this Kata was to try absolute value. I knew though that your solution was what I would end up with.

It is fun to try and solve some Kata in an unorthodox way though.

no need for the Math.abs function since -number already gives the opposite value

Thanks!! =) Codewars, best of the best)

At the moment, it seems there is a problem at CodeWars. But as you see in site-events, your honor-points are not lost. :-)
I suppose, Jake will fix it soon.

Hello! I finished several kata, but honnor was not increase. why did this happen? could me help?=)
https://www.codewars.com/users/FilippovAM/site-events show me 293 honnor?