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I think the callback makes the code is longer
What I like about this solution is it fixed the inherent bug of Truthy vs Falsy and evaluates the actual input.
As a newbie in js, i truly think this solution makes more sense!
Maybe your result has some leading or trailing whitespace?
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This is not a problem of the kata. Did you try several times? Maybe CW was too busy??
Javascript
Which language?
Am I missing something here?
Expected: (A : 200) - (B : 1140), instead got: (A : 200) - (B : 1140)
Expected: (A : 0) - (B : 1290) - (C : 515) - (D : 600), instead got: (A : 0) - (B : 1290) - (C : 515) - (D : 600)
So it's easier to compare
(A : 200) - (B : 1140)
(A : 200) - (B : 1140)
(A : 0) - (B : 1290) - (C : 515) - (D : 600)
(A : 0) - (B : 1290) - (C : 515) - (D : 600)
Very nicely done.
In this case there is absolutely no difference between
===and==, becausen % numberwill always return a number.Good point.
Your solution uses
==for all of the comparisons, while this uses===.