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Input: (2 ** 32) + 1 | Expected: false | Output: true
I mean it is simple and clever, but in a big teams sometimes happens that other coders could read such short expressins wrong. misunderstanding. for example here if you use parseInt(inputString[0]) it would be more visual recognisable according to task discription.
Apologies, but can you please explain what is difficult to understand?
Very clever, but such disisions are difficult for understanding by others if you work in a big team...human factor is coming)
the most beautiful thing I saw for last time! Great! but how it passed Integer Division test?
not my mind this code.
Really good! but why is pre returned there? I tested and (num1, num2) always return num2, can you explain me why? sorry to bother you.
awesome
А зачем используешь оператор расширения в первом выполняющимся выражении ? Вроде и без этого массив "a" можно перебрать reduce'Ом. Why did you use a sprad operator in the first executive expretion? It would work without it, actually.Can you explain it to me?
explain
beautiful
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best
difficult understanding
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