Nice new kata, Michael!
[...Array(amountOfSheep)] — nowadays, I tend to use Array(amountOfSheep).fill(null) for such cases: Theoretically it should be faster/smaller (while the ... looks definitely cooler!) But I haven't checked that 😊
[...Array(amountOfSheep)]
Array(amountOfSheep).fill(null)
...
Also, a hacky approach 😎:
i=1, 'N sheep...,'.repeat(amountOfSheep).replace(/N/g, () => i++).replace(/,$/,'');
Hey Kostia,
nice solution!
First I used the fill one, but I thought it would be interesting for beginners to read about the widely-used spread operator and see it in action.
fill
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Nice new kata, Michael!
[...Array(amountOfSheep)]— nowadays, I tend to useArray(amountOfSheep).fill(null)for such cases:Theoretically it should be faster/smaller (while the
...looks definitely cooler!)But I haven't checked that 😊
Also, a hacky approach 😎:
Hey Kostia,
nice solution!
First I used the
fillone, but I thought it would be interesting for beginners to read about the widely-used spread operator and see it in action.