I like how Best Practices and Clever buttons are useless cause here we see ppl think using eval (which is banned/discouraged everywhere) is kinda cool.

you & me both pal haha

Nice way to solve

@Toisen:

String.replaceAll is currently not a standard Javascript function and will return an error in Node.js (see https://node.green/#ESNEXT-candidate--stage-3---String-prototype-replaceAll).

It may have been implemented in Chrome and will work in your browser console, but nowhere else.

What is replaceAll() ?

It's a non-standard function that is available in Chrome and not on CW.

read the error message TypeError: str.replaceAll is not a function

What is replaceAll() ?

YOU DIRTY BOI

awsome!

Please forgive me, I really then got a little excited. You are completely right!

I think that opinion is a bit harsh for this example. True, eval() would not be recommended in most cases for security reasons, but consider our actual scope: a measly lvl8 kata designed for beginners. In a higher lvl kata or in an actual programming case I would agree with you.

It is bad practic because eval is bad!

Wow, ive just check this solution and its actually wrong, Exception with "only one semicolon"!

Hi, You should raise this as an issue in the discourse (with a spoiler flag... :p )