Great kata to solve by the way.

This will recreate the array on each instantiation.

Good kata!

mto boomm!

Thanks for this kata! Really enjoyed the challenge and the way it made me think about array handling. Appreciate the exercise!

this is an issue, not a mere suggestion, re-raised there

This kata relies on parsing a function's source code and does not have well-defined requirements, and can't possibly. Function parameters can contain arbitrary JavaScript code whose handling would require writing an entire JavaScript parser:

function pathologicalExample(
  arg1 = " a comma: , ",
  arg2 /* another comma: , */,
  arg3 = function nestedFunction(a, b) {},
  [arg4, arg5] = ['destructuring', 'parameters'],
  ...restParameters) {
}

I knew that if I could solve this kata with how poorly described it was and how little feedback the tests provided, I could do anything.

Nice kata!

Really interesting kata to solve and have fun with.

Thanks for the kata! Great practice with Array prototype methods.