That's a good point. This could be avoided by checking if the result of the match is null and using an empty string instead. Something like this:
f=s=>(`${s}`.match(/[aeiou]/gi)||'').length;
I also used template literals before the match so numeric values or null would be process too... and now the code is even uglier than before :P
match
Typo ${s}
${s}
Good catch! I corrected it. Thank you for letting me know!
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That's a good point. This could be avoided by checking if the result of the match is null and using an empty string instead. Something like this:
I also used template literals before the
matchso numeric values or null would be process too... and now the code is even uglier than before :PTypo
${s}Good catch! I corrected it. Thank you for letting me know!