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Make a simple function called greet that returns the most-famous "hello world!".

Your function prints 'hello world!', but it should return instead.
Here's an article explaining how the codewars trainer works. It's in python but the same concepts apply to JS.

You've missed the exclamation point.

pls i dont understand this thing

lmaooo yes

Yes, it most definitely should!

Using both traditional and arrow function testings in JS, I keep receiving an error on the return. I took both functions and ran them in VS Code, and they both execute fine. Am I not understanding the instructions?

So, the task here is to create the Goldberg machine? (I mean the hardest "Hello, World!" possible)

( definitely JS, possibly Ruby, not Kotlin )

Missing random tests

You know you suck at c# when you can't even do the first one

I tried coming up with some unique ways to call 'hello world!'. Had to settle for the easiest method though :P