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Thank you for your careful work on the test suite! There is a critical issue with the expected output in the test case for arrayReverse(["12", "3456"]). The expected result currently does not match the intended logic demonstrated in the other tests, where both the array order and the characters within each string are reversed. Please update the expected output to ensure consistency—likely to ["6543", "21"]—so the tests accurately validate the function's behavior. Once this is fixed, your test suite will be thorough and well-structured. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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Issue: The expected output for arrayReverse(["12", "3456"]) is ["65", "4321"]. This does not align with the logic of the other tests, which suggest that the function should reverse the order of the strings and reverse each string's characters. Please verify if the expected output should be ["6543", "21"] instead, or clarify the intended behavior.
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Thank you for your hard work on the test suite! There is one critical issue that needs to be addressed before the PR can be approved: the expected output for the test case arrayReverse(["12", "3456"]) is incorrect. According to the intended logic (as demonstrated in other tests), both the order of the array and the characters within each string should be reversed. The correct expected output should be ["6543", "21"]. Please update this test case to ensure consistency and accurate validation of the function's behavior. Once this is fixed, your test suite will fully meet the requirements. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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| it(`should reverse a number`, () => { | ||
| expect(arrayReverse(["12", "3456"])).toEqual(["65", "4321"]); |
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Issue: The expected output for arrayReverse(["12", "3456"]) is incorrect. According to the logic in other tests, both the order of the array and the characters within each string should be reversed. The expected output should likely be ["6543", "21"] instead of ["65", "4321"]. Please update this test case to ensure consistency with the intended function behavior.
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Great job! 🎉 Your updated test suite for the arrayReverse function now fully meets all the task requirements. All test cases accurately check that both the order of the array and the characters within each string are reversed, and the previously incorrect test case has been removed. There are no missing or unnecessary files, and the implementation is clear and correct.
You can confidently move forward with your work! Remember, always double-check your test cases to ensure they reflect the intended logic, as this is crucial for robust code. Keep up the excellent progress, and don't hesitate to review the comments for further improvement opportunities. Well done! 🚀
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