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!a == a ?!
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Clever one, but I liked it and hope to use the new knowledge from it one day
okay .... i feel realy confused even though i am training in javascript rn !
Feels like a knowledge test more than logic or coding, I couldnt find any answer inside my head.
I dont think you can solve this if u dont remember a thing... You just know or you dont. More like a guessing game.
This is the hardest 8 Kyu kata I've ever found.
The test case labels don't match the actual assertions, and the description could use a little love. Good kata otherwise.
wata pitty
It just goes to show how JavaScript tricks are a guessing game.
clever and interesting
The description is lack of information, not good for 8 kyu.
Ahh... the ways of Javascript
sick 8kyu if you don't know javascrpit :P
wtf
Silly javascript, tricks are for kids.
it maybe the most diffcult kata in 8 kyu……
Agreed
This... this kata kind of messed me up a little bit.
Javascript never fails to surprise. The good/bad news is there is more than one solution!
Okay. I reallly don't get this. Can someone explain?
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It's a JavaScript quirk, not necessarily something someone solving 8kyu katas (or those unfamiliar with JavaScript in general) would know about.
Yeah, even with explanations I'm not quite grasping what I'm supposed to get.
Javascript is weird.
a == !ais not the same asa != a.Fixed the test message
8kyu;-)I dont get what we have to do=?
Pass the tests. No more, no less.
Well... thank you, Satan.