There is an error in one of the random tests for JavaScript.

It reads:
expected '0:00:01' to equal '00:00:01'"
even though my output is definitely
'00:00:01'

Here's the console.log for my two cases:

console.log(getMilitaryTime('3:45:05PM'))
console.log(getMilitaryTime('12:00:01PM'))

3:45:05
00:00:01

I am not understanding why using Set and .repeat are both considered using recursion. If I don't understand what makes these recursive, I won't be able to find a method of solving this kata

Thank you for asking this great question!

And thank y'all for the responses!

My JavaScript function works properly, but is failing the random tests because of the order in which it expects the developer objects.
My function sorts them in the same order as they appear in the test case.

I use a sort method, and then a filter method to grab the objects that evaluate to the same value as oldest age.
In another comment, somebody wrote that the issue is resolved, but it's still giving me issues 5 years later 😭

I've done 5 kyus that are way easier than this!

Still a great Kata though. Thank you for the challenge

Your comment prompted me to look this up:
https://medium.com/@ashfaqueahsan61/time-complexities-of-common-array-operations-in-javascript-c11a6a65a168

Had no idea that shift() and pop(), and many other methods, had different time complexities.
Thanks!

On JS, great Kata!

preach on bodrovdev.
This is really testing my knowledge on what an array is.
I'm also wondering what these hidden comments are from Chrono79

JavaScript:
The instructions aren't clear as to how to handle invalid index value and null linked list.
I'm throwing an Error on those cases, and it's not clear why I'm still not passing tests.
Would be great if instructions were either clear, or not in JavaScript's list of Katas so that us JavaScript users don't waste their time trying to decipher the issue after handling everything properly...

I believe this is literally what the Kata's instructions are asking for