it is not a good idea to make func its own context. Better this, so the function context can be set by calling spread in whatever context you choose.

http://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/549a1986dc7d62983d00003d/groups/54c5c20a0cfcdc76d3000aec

Solution does not run without obviously incorrect tabbing for python. Adding tabs causes solution to pass all tests.

This bug still seems to be kicking around.

Apparently some caching bug, resolved itself after 2 minutes.

Although I've deleted my comment, it still shows up on the dashboard.

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Cluttering String.prototype with helper functions really isn't good practice either. No sense in cluttering the global scope either. Best practice would probably be to create a function within the scope of isAnagram, since it'll only be needed by it. Although, there's really nothing wrong with just repeating the string operation. It's not a complex enough operation to make outsourcing it absolutely necessary.

I agree with you about the ternary operator, though. a == b ? true : false is probably one of the dumbest anti-patterns ever.

I'm sure you are all right. JS is very confusing at times. A function can not hold a variabel that 'this' can access right? An object (called through the this keyword) can access it's properties via dot-, or bracket notation. Then what's the point of using a function as the object as you have no use for the 'this'?

Let's try to keep the w3schools references to a minimum please...

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Working_with_Objects#Object_everything

To complement the info provided by Kamilius.

http://www.w3schools.com/Js/js_object_definition.asp

Hi karlpokus. The thing is, that in javascript literally everything is an object

Hi hilario! Yes. I know. But can that argument (the object to use as this) be a function? Functions are not objects are they?