My solution: codepen.io/d3skdev/pen/JjyMQBR?edi...
Seems like your code only works is it elements of array is in a particular order
let url = `[ "6Ly9kZXYudG", "9jb21tZW5", "8vMHNodXZvMC", "aHR0cHM", "0LzFqZTFt" ]`; const base64 = JSON.parse(url); const sort = base64.sort(() => 0 - Math.random()).join(""); const decode = atob(sort); document.getElementById("url").innerHTML = decode;
i see, please check my update
It works Pro tip: you can optimize it by first getting the permutation of the array
Quick question, why did you use sort(() => 0 - Math.random()) ? to reverse sort?
sort(() => 0 - Math.random())
No, it shuffles the array elements. Basically he is shuffling the array again and again till he gets it right
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My solution:
codepen.io/d3skdev/pen/JjyMQBR?edi...
Seems like your code only works is it elements of array is in a particular order
I shuffled the array again and its not working
i see, please check my update
It works
Pro tip: you can optimize it by first getting the permutation of the array
Quick question, why did you use
sort(() => 0 - Math.random())?to reverse sort?
No, it shuffles the array elements. Basically he is shuffling the array again and again till he gets it right