Apologies, thanks for correcting. I will remember the next time.

I appreciate the brevity, but I feel this exercise is supposed to have you break down the algorithm behind String.endsWith().

Pretty much the same as my solution. I would recommend a couple things:

• Use strict equality in your conditional statements. Instead of i % 3 == 0, use i % 3 === 0.
• Semicolon use should be consistent - you either always use them or always omit them. See line 6.

Pretty much the same as my solution. I would recommend a couple things:

• Use strict equality in your conditional statements. Instead of i % 3 == 0, use i % 3 === 0.
• Semicolon use should be consistent - you either always use them or always omit them. See line 6.

Pretty much the same as my solution. I would recommend a couple things:

• Use strict equality in your conditional statements. Instead of i % 3 == 0, use i % 3 === 0.
• Semicolon use should be consistent - you either always use them or always omit them. See line 6.