Media Summary: updated version: here's a fun way to use the filter() method. reworked version: this one's got Array.from(), map(), and parseInt() updated version: here we're gonna use .split(), .reduce(), and .charCodeAt()
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updated version: here's a fun way to use the filter() method. reworked version: this one's got Array.from(), map(), and parseInt() updated version: here we're gonna use .split(), .reduce(), and .charCodeAt() this one uses the Number() constructor, the unary plus (+) operator, and more kata link: ... this one uses a for loop, some if statements, and the slice() method kata link: ... this one uses a for loop and the Array.from() method kata link: ...
we're doing .map(), .slice(). and .filter() here. this one has the Array() constructor as well as .fill() and .map() we use the indexOf() and lastIndexOf() methods in this one indexOf() info: ... standard if statement and for loop; i couldnt find a reliable one-liner kata link: ... updated version: this one uses recursion to get the exponent recursion info: ... updated version: I'm taking care of the Powers of 2 kata kata link: ...
updated version: Let's get it kata link: ... updated version: String() and Number() constructors, .map(), .reverse(), and .split(); it's a wild ride. a practical example of the Array.from() method.
