You can improve it by filtering once through using both conditions with a AND operator (&&) inside the first filter.
That would better since you wouldn't loop through the list twice.

I don't think it has much sense using the i flag (Case Insensitive).

In order to solve this issue I had to define a variable outside the function called result and then assign it inside the function

I'm having the following issue:
ReferenceError: result is not defined
at Object.handleError
at ContextifyScript.Script.runInThisContext
at Object.runInThisContext

how can I fix this? thanks!

Hi @jhoffner could you activate Node v8.1.3? since it has support for new Object methods that arrived in ES2017.

BTW great kata, thanks!

I'm asking because I cannot pass some iterable Object tests ... maybe I should compare keys and values

Hi Voile! Could you put some examples with objects in the Details or in the Smaple Test?

Thanks!

Thanks ZozoFouchtra!

I'm kinda of lost when comparing strings, I should sum their ASCII char code from each string and compare? Should I compare by string length?

I try different stuff but I don't want to give up.

Thanks!