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Raised as an issue above.

This should clarify your doubt Yes, JS is weird ^^ and it has never been unlike so since its creation ~~

You right, I tried it again and it works. Maybe I copied the wrong thing.

• NO random tests

• Test uses Test.expect and Test.assertSimilar

• Node 12 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

Maybe you copied something less, I copied the solution you commented and it worked ~~

Okay, I see a lot of solutions use parseInt without second argument. But when I tried to copy their solutions and tried it myself, I failed. Why?

Unpublished.

Thanks for the feedback 😊

No go.
This kata is about peculiar issue that you may stubmle upon while using JavaScript and I intend it to stay that way.

Java Translation

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Python translation

Description:
You have been asked to work out the area of number of rectangles.

The input to your function is a array of longs. If the arrays length is odd you should return void. Otherwise you should use adjacent pairs of longs to calculate the area.

For example if the input is {4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7} you should return {16, 25, 36, 49}.