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      • farhanaditya
      • commented on "Find Your Villain Name" javascript solution
      • 4 years ago

      No let?

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      • ResidentAlien
      • commented on "Find Your Villain Name" javascript solution
      • 4 years ago

      I know it's trivial, but how is mutating the original arrays being accepted as a valid solution?. Likewise for most of the other answers here

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      • JohanWiltink
      • commented on "Find Your Villain Name" javascript solution
      • 5 years ago

      No const ?

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      • eplaksin
      • commented on "Find Your Villain Name" javascript solution
      • 10 years ago

      why this solution is "Best Practices"?
      variables firstNames and lastNames becomes global!

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      • wxl
      • commented on "Make a LIFO stack to reverse a string" kata
      • 10 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • cgeorg
      • commented on "Find Your Villain Name" javascript solution
      • 10 years ago

      No var?

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      • kopiro
      • commented on "SantaClausable Interface" javascript solution
      • 10 years ago

      Why not === ?

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      • dcorking
      • commented on "JavaScript class-like objects" kata
      • 10 years ago

      I think you fixed your code already, but for the benefit of others, the output dog.toString() needs to change when the name is changed. Your version of toString() returns a string that never changes.

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      • miknonny
      • commented on "SantaClausable Interface" javascript solution
      • 11 years ago

      I did something like this and it kept giving me errors... happy to know i was on the right track...

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      • wxl
      • commented on "Naughty or Nice?" kata
      • 11 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • wxl
      • commented on "Naughty or Nice?" kata
      • 11 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • wxl
      • commented on "JavaScript class-like objects" kata
      • 11 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • ohwowle0js
      • commented on "Area of a Circle" kata
      • 11 years ago

      toFixed() returns a 'string' and you need to return a number.

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      • wxl
      • commented on "Area of a Circle" kata
      • 11 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • wxl
      • commented on "Area of a Circle" kata
      • 11 years ago

      can we check the radius is the number type using "typeof"?if the radius's type is "number",then we can use the if-else again?

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