When no value is passed to reduce(), like ([]), where the initial value is 0. The reduce returns it's initial value.

this is just straight fire

Great idea!

Yeah you're totally right, it's very concise but not the most performant way. It could do with some kind of exit condition.

What if you got a very long string and it is not by the order in the second letter?
You will sort it anyway. I think it is not the best way

Nice! If you used join('') you wouldn't need the replaceAll.

Nice one!

Yes if you are going to use template literals, you need to use backticks!

Nice one! Great alternative to For loop.

Thank you! I was wondering how to do this. Didn't know you had to wrap the object in brackets.

It's because it's a test case that includes punctuation and spaces. Think this should be included in the description tbh.

Nice, more performant than my answer.

Definitely learned something from this Kata, thanks!

thank you.