Codewars 8 Kyu Welcome Javascript

nesting a function to access an object.

a review of template literals as well as the join() method template literals info: ...

this one uses an if statement and the conditional (ternary) operator kata link: ...

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this one uses the ternary operator kata link: https://www.

we use .test() and regex in this one kata link: https://www.

a bit about classes and template literals classes info: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/

this one highlights the test feature of

we use map(), test(), and String.fromCharCode() here.

here we use reduce() and the unary plus operator.

this one uses the Math.max() function kata link: https://www.

this one has the reduce() method and the Math.floor() function.

this one uses an if statement and the conditional (ternary) operator kata link: ...

a rare way (so far), to use the replace() method.

this one explores throw statements throw statement info: ...

another .split() video; seems like .split() is a pretty common method.

this one uses an if statement and the conditional (ternary) operator kata link: ...

this one uses the reduce() method kata link: https://www.

slice(), .toUpperCase(), . toLowerCase(), ternary operators, and template literals kata link: ...