map is who use typescript

Nice

They chat gpt'd it, that is where the map is coming from XD

nope,
it's a tricky tradition here => write less as you can
we need just imagine how it's on production
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only until you try to put that in TypeScript — https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABACxgc2QQTAEwDJwDuAFGCALYBGApgE4DOAXIvVLTGGgJQDeAUIkQAbalEQBDWrUQBeRGSp16AOnoAHITCjEA5Ih1dEAeiPLy4tcQByFGrS4BuQQMS1RIWkgCy4qMjPiAB7EyqGS9ogA1Pox0T5+ZhwhYVKOfAC+QA — if you want to find a job, very likely it will be of writing TS, not JS

Is it considered a bad practice to write functions without declaring them or is this fine?

Fixed

Typos corrected

Finally found someone else who decided to use "> 54" instead of ">= 55"! I find it to be a more elegant solution.

Thanks.

Note that returning any positive number from the comparison function is the same as returning 1, so you can shorten it to a - b. Also, slice() can use negative indices so ages.length - 2 is equivalent to -2, and end defaults to the length of the array, so ages.length is redundant.

"Write a function changeTime which increase or decrease given time. Input param is string in HH:MM format and delta is integere value -1 or 1. Let see some examples:"

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"Write a function changeTime which increases or decreases given time. Input param is string in HH:MM format and delta is integer value -1 or 1 in minutes. Let see some examples:"

Thanks

Missed r on Resouces;

Wrong resource link on Resources (should be Adapter, not strategy).