Hello everyone!, Is it just me or do some of the coding challenges seem to be worded poorly or in a confusing manner. I’m able to grasp the concepts of the challenges decently quickly, but in solving the accompanying coding challenges there have been times where I produce correct results (testing via console.log()) and when running the tests, they fail.
Please shed any light as to this or if i’m just slow, i’ll shut up and keep coding…lol!
lol xD OMG! This is funny! Nah, you’re right they’re like sometimes a little obfuscated and too verbose, and also since they’re test-driven-code, they’re really picky, even if you have a working code but didn’t for example use indentation right, like a “tab” instead of “space”, then the “interpreter” would blip! jaja about it…
So yes bruh I feel your pain, what I do is just pretend I am a parser and parse every little character, step by step and isolate/divide everything in elemental chunks so it is easier to analyze and comprehend.
Well fear not my bro, it all be alright, just chill-out and keep on coding :>
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