8 kyu
Grasshopper - Object syntax debug
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JS update to Node 18
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Great kata! Simple, but informative
isn't it better practice to define object with const instead of var?
terrible kata.
Would anyone actually define an object with so many layers using this approach???
Syntax correction. Not fun in Notepad.
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Welcome to codewars! Just tested the kata myself. They seem to work fine, although "Expected:" and "instead got:" are backwards. The "Expected" is your solution's output, and the "instead got" is what the test expects. It's an easy (and common) mistake to make when creating tests here.
The error message is a bit of a nightmare to comprehend on one line, but I feel there's enough information there to debug it.
Expand the values in the message out, and compare them. Make sure each opening brace has a closing brace, and that all statements within a brace pair are partitioned with a comma.
Good luck!
Great beginner Kata, ready for approval in my opinion, ranked it 8kyu
One thing though - there are a few spelling mistakes. It would be great if you go back and fix it. However, since it does not affect the objective of the Kata I have not marked it as an issue.