* allow use of g flag
added functionality of tests to allow for the use of g flag by resetting the lastIndex as per example in https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp/pull/37941.
* Update curriculum/challenges/english/02-javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/regular-expressions/check-for-all-or-none.english.md
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* fix: use example in modifying an object within a nested object exercise to explain how to do so
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* add: test to return early pattern
Currently no test for a = 0 or b = 0. This results in if(a<=0 || b<= 0) also being a valid solution
* fix: typo in test text
* fix: update return early pattern test
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* Fixed typo "in the left" should be "at the left"
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* Differentiate between test & match
I noticed that nowhere was there a mention that .match() and .test() pass in and are applied to opposite objects. This would've saved me a few minutes of searching during later challenges that assume this is understood.
* Add in .match & .test difference after example
* fix: add spaces to stop lint errors
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* fix(Curriculum): ensure code that includes and is not equal to the flat or flatMap methods do not fail the test suite
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* Update steamroller.english.md
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* fix(Curriculum): update examples on how to set key-value pairs
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* Update add-key-value-pairs-to-javascript-objects.english.md
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* changed lesson to match behaviour
* Update wording for debugging
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* Update wording from suggestion
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* all suggestions with note
* fix: replaced code tags with backticks for markdown
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* Fix pig latin challenge description
Added statement for beginning with consonants and if a vowel does not begin with a vowel.
* fix: update description/instructions
* fix: removed extra line break
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* fix: removed extra line break
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* fix: remove example code from challenge seed
* fix: remove declaration from solution
* fix: added sum variable back in
* fix: reverted description back to original version
* fix: added examples to description section
* fix: added complete sentence
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* fix: corrected typo
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* fix: reverted to original desc with formatted code
* fix: removed unnecessary code example from description section
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* fix: failiing test on iterate through array with for loop
* fix: changed to Only change this line
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* Stronger test cases for testing objects for properties
Change function signature to take in a custom object to be tested
* YML formatting mistake
* Yaml no space in string
* Small one more fix - most likely final
* REmove double space in return
* Update instruction Section
* fix: consolidate/remove comments
* fix: remove => from comment
* fix: reverted changes to add same changes to another PR
* fix: removed 'the' from sentence
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* fix: removed 'the' from the sentence
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* fix: added test to validate new array is returned
* fix: changed text to reflect changed test
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* fix: Correct paths in English exercises by prefixing "/" before "learn"
* fix(lang): Correct paths to exercises by prefixing "/" before "learn" in remaining languages
* Move the comment on line 71 to its own line
The comment "use function argument destructuring" was on the same line as some code, and when displayed as a challenge it returned to a new line and was not commented out.
* Update line 71 comment per @manish-giri suggestion
Move the comment "use function argument destructuring" to above the "change code below this line" comment for clarity. Based on conversation in this pull request https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp/pull/38036
* Update escape-sequences-in-strings.english.md
Fixed minor grammar issue in list item 1 of the description section.
* Update curriculum/challenges/english/02-javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/basic-javascript/escape-sequences-in-strings.english.md
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* refactor: replace trivial regex capture group challenge
Previous challenge could be completed without any capture groups. New
challenge requires 3 capture groups and 3 uses of the submatches in the
replacement.
resolves#17645
* test: validate at least 3 capture groups were used
Use solution from SO
(https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16046620/regex-to-count-the-number-of-capturing-groups-in-a-regex)
as suggested by @RandellDawson to count the number of capturing
groups, regardless of whether or not the regex in question solves the
broader problem.
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* refactor: more meaningful variable name
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* test: add parenthesized substring test
* test: ensure 3 uses of substring replacement
* refactor: reword instructions
* fix: minor grammar fix
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* refactor: elaborate wording in test
* fix: sum all primes description
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* fix: simplify challenge without using reduce
* fix: prevent user from adding new elements to sum to 10
* fix: add from
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* Added new test case '8pass99' for positive and negative lookahead
* Changed the pwRegex to reflect the new solution
* Updated the pwRegex to reflect the latest solution as on forum
* Added another test case to catch "/^(?=\w{6,})(?=\D*\d{2})/" solution
* fix: broken Read-search-ask link now point to correct url
* fix: changed link to original forum link with more views
* fix: changed http links to correct version
* fix: link in help modal
* Switch statement example updated
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* Update switch-statements.english.md example
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* edited description to be a little more clear on how to access elements in an array through indeces
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This section is now after Basic Javascript, but the challenge indicates that "function" and "return" are unknown at this point. Simply a product of an (apparent?) move.
* feat: rewrite Iterate with JavaScript While Loops challenge
Previous example in the challenge description was the exact code
that challenge instructions say to implement. Change the challenge to
differentiate from the example.
resolvefreeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp#37694
* fix: update iterate with javascript while loops solution
* refactor: improve iterate with js while loops challenge wording
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* update test wording for undefined fn returns, bring code out of after test section and check that the function does what it says it does (rather than just checking the result), update seed, example, and solution
* add testing for setter, getter and setting a temperature according to some of feedbacks into the issues 17403
* bugfix: temperature is not a function
* Squashed the removal of the before test section
* fix: changed blockquote triple backtick syntax
* fix: removed recursion explanation
* fix: changed meta title and thru to through
* fix: capitalize "after" in several strings
* fix(guide) add stubs and correct file path misspellings and pr… (#36528)
* fix: corrected file path to match curriculum
* fix: renamed to newer challenge name
* fix: added solutions to articles from challenge files
* fix: added missing .english to file name
* fix: added missing title to guide article
* fix: correct solution for guide article
* fix: replaced stub with hint
* fix: added space in Hint headers
* fix: added solution to guide article
* fix: added solution to guide article
* test: replaced stub with hint and solution
* fix: add Problem number: to title
* fix: changed generatorexponential to correct name
* fix: renamed knight's tour to knights-tour
* fix: updated guide article
* fix: added a recursion challenge
* fix: changed blockquote to triple backtick syntax
* fix: added an extra line to separate code section
* fix: renamed challenge and improved verbiage
* fix: added full path to challenge
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* fix: improved wording
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* fix: added closing )
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* fix: added missing comma and the word at
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* fix: added missing text for test case
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* fix: added note regarding startNum and endNum being same
* fix: wrapped parameter names with code tags
* fix(challenge): rename challenge, change fields to properties, fix test
* fix(challenge): update challenge name in meta.json
* fix(challenge): update test and assertion message
* fix(challenge): update second assert message
* fix(challenge): remove the word Person from text
* Modify if statement
Change the solution so an empty string is returned when num is less than 1 rather than less than 0 for consistency with instructions.
* Add test
New test checks that if num is 0, an empty string is returned
* Fix test
Fixing errors in newly proposed test that checks that empty string is returned when num is 0
* Modify intermediate solution
Changing if statement in intermediate solution to check whether num is less than 1 rather than less than 0. (Also adding curly brackets to that solutions if/else statements.)
* fix: removed unnecessary assert message arguments
* fix: convert js algorithms and data structures
* fix: revert some blocks back to blockquote
* fix: reverted comparison code block to blockquotes
* fix: change js to json
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* fix: convert various section to triple backticks
* fix: Make the formatting consistent for comparisons
* fix: reworded and moved challenge
* fix: removed extra line
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* fix; removed extra line
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* fix: reworded sentence
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* fix: add test for and slight rewrite to hazards of imperative
* fix: Resolve merge conflict
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* fix: Make the only mistake in seed the use of splice
* fix: split tests into two requests
* fix: removed typeof number check
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* fix: remove unneeded After Test section
* Edit Instructions Text To Make Goal Clearer
The instructions end with "using the object provided" which is unclear since the user is expected to create their own name for the object. Users may think they need to reference an object name and be confused when they do not find it. Reiterating that the user needs to create the name for the object themselves makes the task clearer.
* Updated commit based on comments
Fixes#35793
I rearranged the variables in one of the tests.
I just changed the english file. Should I change the rest of the languages as well?
Note: I did this change through github's API, because I couldn't run the project locally so I haven't actually tested it.
* Update use-arrow-functions-to-write-concise-anonymous-functions.english.md
* refactor: fix the assert messages to make them more like all the rest in the curriculum (i.e. using `should`)
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