I finally got around to solving one of the toy problems that I couldn't completely solve in the pre-course the diagnostics.
My issue was that I di...
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Solid solution, you could also use .some((item, index,arr)=>{return item > 255}). Which returns an boolean.
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Thanks for adding that. Yeah that's a nice way of applying what i've learned to call 'functional programming'. Functions like filter/reduce/etc and .some are pretty slick. This is a great use of it. Really nice. Thanks!
I used
.sometoday!Wrote a sentence or two about it here. Just thought I'd send you a thanks for sharing it with me.