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You cannot! But I can't stop anyone adding a polyfill..
Let's use the test FArekkusu gave you:
Test.assertEquals(high("aa, z"), "z")First case (a: 1, z: 26), highest scoring word is "z" as expected.
Second case (a: 1001, z: 1026) highest scoring word is "aa".
Do you see the difference now?
Can I use the new 'BigInt' in javascript??
Ty guys but I still don't get the problem with 1 == 1 === 1001 == 1001
I saw the top solution and there a = 0, b = 1 istead of a = 1, b = 2
The statement of this kata needs to be a bit more clear about what the score for a word means. i.e Score for a word is the sum of points of its alphabets. Perhaps an example will help.
It does matter when the strings haven't the same length.
Add
Test.assertEquals(high("aa, z"), "z")to the sample tests, and tell me why your code doesn't pass it.Hi FArekkusu, it doesn't matter because 98 - 96 > 97 - 96 or 196 - 96 === 196 - 96.
Actually not, you should add a test like
high("aaa b")for all languages to test if a value is 1 or 0.You have no
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Is this the most time efficient? :D
Thank you