The log appears above the test result.
The unique wrong thing there is JS X)
You might want to identify which programming language you're solving, too.
Although you call "let min = parseInt()" your code does not call ParseInt() during the for() loop.
Read this and mark your post as having spoiler content next time. Your function should return the result, not print it to the console. You're comparing strings to numbers too.
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The log appears above the test result.
The unique wrong thing there is JS X)
You might want to identify which programming language you're solving, too.
Although you call "let min = parseInt()" your code does not call ParseInt() during the for() loop.
Read this and mark your post as having spoiler content next time. Your function should return the result, not print it to the console. You're comparing strings to numbers too.