The proper expected output of the given example[["Stefan", "Raj", "Marie"],["Alexa", "Amy", "Edward"],["Liz", "Claire", "Juan"],["Dee", "Luke", "Katie"]] should be: ["Stefan","Raj","Marie","Edward","Amy","Alexa","Liz","Claire","Juan","Katie","Luke","Dee"].
I ran into this last night with another challenge. My solution using Object.values() worked in repl.it and codepen, no go here, super frustrating. Looks like ES2017 standards aren't in CodeWars (not that they should be, but I will know better than to not check the JS/ES release version when using a method I'm not familiar with). Code and learn, I guess.
You're welcome.
Thanks! I appreciate your feedback and that you're putting in the work to improve others' understanding
I'm not following. Fix it how? Was this reported as "broken"?
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The proper expected output of the given example[["Stefan", "Raj", "Marie"],["Alexa", "Amy", "Edward"],["Liz", "Claire", "Juan"],["Dee", "Luke", "Katie"]] should be: ["Stefan","Raj","Marie","Edward","Amy","Alexa","Liz","Claire","Juan","Katie","Luke","Dee"].
I ran into this last night with another challenge. My solution using Object.values() worked in repl.it and codepen, no go here, super frustrating. Looks like ES2017 standards aren't in CodeWars (not that they should be, but I will know better than to not check the JS/ES release version when using a method I'm not familiar with). Code and learn, I guess.