why are you using filter for this problem?

No it should not, and your solution does not exactly solve the problem.

Please check the 4th test case and explain why it should be false? After all, the hero carries enough bullets to slay all dragons, doesn't he?

In one of the test cases, specifically the 4th one, the output should be False.

s is not declared by const, let or var anywhere, so it is implicitely attached to the global object.

Could someone please clarify what is meant by this? I can't see how a global variable is added here. Everything is created inside the scope of the generateHashTag function, no? Or is the problem that s remains throughout the whole chain?

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I mean could be a wyvern maybe it's a small dragon (?) and maybe you have to shoot the bullets at a specific point (a point in their neck for example)

• option 1 ~ they are dragon bullets, of course, like, hello
• option 2 ~ dragons do not exist, so... "what are we doin' here"

What kind of bullets are these so that it only takes 2 of them to kill a whole dragon???

Некоторые проверки не работают:(

So we found who's writing all of these minified bootstrap.min.js files...

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