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wow
I had a test case when I was receiving "n" just like that, a string, is that algorythim solve that as well, and if it is, could tell me how?
My guess is age.
Number.isIntegeris ECMAScript 2015, and this kata is from early 2015, when that may not have been supported yet.It's not the canonical polyfill either though, so the test may not be perfectly accurate (then again, it very well may be).
Is 1e+21 strictly an int? Isn't it too big for JavaScript?
parseInt approach will return false for numbers bigger than 1000000000000000000000. This is due to the representation of the number as '1e+21'.
Can anyone explain why to use parseInt instead of Number.isInteger?
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this is just like mine, nice!
cool!
well great