No, the reason is because you only halt the loop when s == m, but what if s > m and there are still millions of iterations to go?

OP solved it, closing

nvm, it isn't that... lol

wait, I just realised there might be an indentation error

draw the movement in a paper.. it basically move all the way and returned to the same position.. then the last movement was towards "West"..

Bruh, you're a genius for all the wrong reasons lmfao

hmm no

this has nothing to do with linked lists. but either way there's no pre-existing linked list class, so you'll just have to create one yourself for this kata ;)

alrighty, thanks ^^

Hmmm... sorry, that is beyond my control because the precision errors occurs internally so the +/- 0.001 of the closeTo assertion is not met. You can prove it for yourself.

eg:

console.log(5.774-5.773)

Log
0.001000000000000334

:-(

It's not that, my guy. I'm a Maths tutor, I know what the volume of a sphere is... Turns out what you want us to do is:

finda the raadius of-a the squisheda bloooob-a; yeeeeees!

I'm not against "not spoonfeeding", but I don't think the problem was articulated well.

good solution, but it's not best practice to import inside a function, I hear