the set-up code says

/* your solution should write the result into dst and return it */

so you should simply not use malloc because that reassigns dst to a different address

slice doesn't remove, it prints the values. So we are printing values from index 1 to index -1

Really enjoyed this, combining multiple simple functions was fun.

some test cases are not clearly returned the expected outcome:

It should work for random inputs too: 'dbzctcwmaek' should equal 'dbzctcwmkae'

when the rules is to remove the first and last character of the string

Read this for more info

why do we start the slice at 1 instead of 0?

thnx

That's not a valid solution, and it fails with strings of two chars. Not a kata issue.

That requires Node v20 which isn't available in the site. Not a kata issue.

countSheeps([null,true,[true,true],true]);
is this code ok with this test case?

It worked finally, thank you so much guys! @Chrono79 @Mednoob