This took me a while:
const coinCombo = [25, 10, 5, 1] .reduceRight((a, c) => n => [Math.floor(n/c), ...a(n % c)], () => [])
I believe that understanding the solution is part of the fun, so I usually don't add explanation here not to ruin that deduction exercise. Though, I'd be happy to explain/discuss it if someone asks. Is that ok? Michael, what do you think?
Hey Kostia,
nice solution. Think I never used reduceRight in real life. Sure, you can do that!
reduceRight
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This took me a while:
I believe that understanding the solution is part of the fun, so I usually don't add explanation here not to ruin that deduction exercise. Though, I'd be happy to explain/discuss it if someone asks. Is that ok? Michael, what do you think?
Hey Kostia,
nice solution. Think I never used
reduceRightin real life.Sure, you can do that!