Codewars Javascript Enumerable Magic 20 Cascading Subsets

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we're doing .map(), .slice(). and .filter() here.

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an example of the some() method in action.

this one uses a for loop and the some() method kata link: ...

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using the reduce() and toString() methods with the typeof operator reduce() info: ...

this is how to use the Math.abs() and the Math.sign() functions.

this is how we use the every() method.

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Code along with me as we solve 'Count Odd Numbers below n', a Level 8 kyu #

this one uses the Set() constructor and the size accessor property kata link: ...

a funky way to access an object when using arrow functions.

this one uses for loops, if statements, and more kata link: https://www.

updated version: https://youtu.be/0joQdoJsa04 here we're gonna use .split(), .reduce(), and .charCodeAt()

updated version: https://youtu.be/mzfLQkaCEfg this one uses the some() method.

this one uses the includes() method kata link: https://www.

The modulo operator returns in this

some Math.log() for ya logs info: https://mathinsight.org/logarithm_basics Math.log() info: ...