• mistake 1:

  const isOdd = number => number%2;
  return isOdd(num)===false;  
  

  this will always return false. isOdd() returns a Number, not a Boolean, and === does not perform type conversion.

• mistake 2: Array.prototype.every() (and its counterpart some()) are evaluated lazyly: they break out of the loop as soon as they find a value that fails/passes the predicate, respectively.

both fixed

I got it too

Love your solution dagolinuxoid!

+1 don't mutate original array

This is so boring that i can't use object. And why is function in global scope after i use toString() in my object local scope is undefined? I guess problem is because function name _isprivateValue.

Jesus. I doubt just anyone else can compete with you to name at this level. Please name more readily. BTW I guess your solution and mine is equivalent.

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You have 2 nested loops there.

And why does that matter? In this case, his algorithm is still O(n).

If there is equality, it's a "touch", not a "collision".

If I log out the input array after the method has run, I get the same as before, i.e. the input is not changed.