Yup that does make sense. I mentioned to start from index 0 to indicate starting from left to right but have added your line as it makes it much clearer, thanks!

Mm you look confused? ;)

Confirm it is fixed. o_O

Yes, gosh, I forgot to copy three lines of code in the solution...Now it should return the correct result.

Thank you!! :)

I'm closing this issue ;)

It still contains a bug

04:49 131
Expected: 'The next train is at 07:30.', instead got: 'The next train is at 07:00.'

Ok, thanks, works now:-)... I think you can close all these issues;-)...

Oh yes! :/ Okay, I fixed that now.

Hi Giulia;-), no sorry but not completely (one case for some random tests):
Expected: 'The next train is at 04:00.', instead got: 'The next train is at 05:00.'
But now it should be easy to fix this...;-)

Hi @smile67 :) Thanks for your feedback and your patience!! I've re-written the function and tested it against the cases you and @finiir pointed out. It should work?

You can see it in my example: console.log => your Input time...
I've changed my solution for your correction, but it produces still wrong testcases;-)

Hi! I am sorry! I'll try to fix these issues ;) Anyway the function should always return the time in the format "07:00".

Sometimes still not working for different cases (and others are completely wrong):
Expected: 'The next train is at 7:00.', instead got: 'The next train is at 07:00.'
Or:
Random Tests
Log
Input time: 07:2, minutes: 212
Expected: 'The next train is at 05:00.', instead got: 'The next train is at 11:00.'
Really sooo difficult;-)?

Thank you! I've fixed the function (for now XD). Let me know if you come across other errors. ;)