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Thanks, I haven't even thought about that
Thanks for the heads-up! Today I learnt that + unary operator turns string into number, but inside reduce it's automatic when dealing with strings inside an array. Neat!
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I like your solution
I like how you use just fill() without passing an argument, using the default undefined instead of putting 0, true, '' or whatever.
Exactly! This method seems clean but it is unnecessarily computing all the operations every time basicOp is called.
Beautiful
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Thanos liked that
Thanks, I haven't even thought about that
Thanks for the heads-up! Today I learnt that + unary operator turns string into number, but inside reduce it's automatic when dealing with strings inside an array. Neat!
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This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Thanks for the reminder.
Please use spoiler flag next time.
I like your solution
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This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
I like how you use just fill() without passing an argument, using the default undefined instead of putting 0, true, '' or whatever.
Exactly! This method seems clean but it is unnecessarily computing all the operations every time basicOp is called.
Beautiful
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