Basic Algorithm Scripting: Mutations; Vague instructions

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Am I taking this challenge too seriously?
While my code does pass the challenge, I am wondering whether it should…
What if I test [“Hello”, “HHeelllllllo”] or [“abcZZZ”, “ZZZzzz”] ? It will return true.
Should it?
I have the feeling that only that many letters should be matched as there are in arr[0]…
The instructions do not specify this.

If I were to solve this again, I would remove every letter in arr[0] that has been matched. How that will be achieved, I have yet to work out.

Did anyone have the same issue and managed to solve it? If so, could you give me a nudge in the right direction?

Thank you and stay healthy.

My code so far


function mutation(arr) {
const searchInArr = arr[0].toLowerCase();
const searchForArr = arr[1].toLowerCase().split('');
return searchForArr.every((letter) => searchInArr.indexOf(letter) >= 0);
}

console.log(mutation(["hello", "ll"]));

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Challenge: Mutations

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Sometimes we can find our answers by looking at the test cases.

If we look at the tests we see:

mutation(["Mary", "Aarmy"]) should return true.

This tells us that the challenge expects us to check only that each letter in the second string is present at least once.