From the description: The questions array is already defined for you and is not the same as the one in the example. Drop the questions array and it will pass.
In my opinion
-1 for i
-1 for forEach rather than map ( the behavior of map is more verbose than modifying an object and expecting it to be modifed in the original array )
however, i am sure the forEach is more performant, if only marginally.
perfect
no, that's actually correct x)
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Sadly JavaScript doesn't use integers, so this solution will fail if you give it a value of
0.12.Test cases was fixed a year ago.
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@clarity thank you alot i didnt read the last line omg
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The questions array is already defined for you and is not the same as the one in the example.Drop thequestionsarray and it will pass.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
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It looks like someone edited the description to something very similar to what you posted.
Like mine
In my opinion
-1 for i
-1 for forEach rather than map ( the behavior of map is more verbose than modifying an object and expecting it to be modifed in the original array )
however, i am sure the forEach is more performant, if only marginally.
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