Actually nope, as here there's a remainder operator used, and not the division one.
So, if a number is even, its remainder divided by two is zero, thus it should go to the "else"(after : here) part.

that's Okey) just a small correction)

lol. I also completley forgot about that. I guess the test cases ignored that. but you could still implement it

Nice

Directly from the description: beast and dish may contain hyphens and spaces, but these will not appear at the beginning or end of the string.

So clean omg good job 🔥

But where is the logic for handling the '-' and ' ' at the first index and last index of each argument?

I always forget that you don’t need if statement for boolean values like this one, so clean

Strings have elements, arrays have elements. Certain iteration methods like map cant iterate a string without transforming it into an array. Certain ones can, like a for loop. You can access elements of a string the same way you can an array str[0]...

RegEx ftw!

You can actually

It's iterable