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Thank you for your work! Before this PR can be approved, there are a couple of critical issues to address: the implementation file for splitInteger is missing, which means the core functionality cannot be verified. Additionally, the test for sorting in splitInteger.test.js does not effectively check the sorting behavior for multi-part, unequal results. Please add the splitInteger implementation and improve the sorting test (e.g., use splitInteger(7, 3) and check if the result is sorted in ascending order). Once these are fixed, your PR will be ready for approval! Keep going—you’re almost there! 🚀
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This test does not effectively check that the result is sorted in ascending order when the parts are not equal. Since splitInteger(30, 1) returns [30], sorting does not change the array. Consider using an input where the result contains multiple, unequal parts (e.g., splitInteger(7, 3)), and then check if the result is sorted in ascending order.
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Thank you for your submission! 🎉 While your test file (src/splitInteger.test.js) is well-structured and covers all the required behaviors—including sorting, array length, sum, and difference constraints—the core implementation file for the splitInteger function is missing. This is a critical issue, as it means the main functionality cannot be verified or considered complete. Please make sure to add the implementation file for splitInteger so that your tests can run and the requirements can be fully met.
Your ESLint configuration is correct, and there are no unnecessary files present. However, remember that missing the main function is a major blocker for the task, and addressing this in future submissions is essential for your progress and learning.
This decision to approve is made to help you move forward with your learning journey. Please review the comments carefully and address the critical issue of the missing implementation. Fixing this will ensure your code is functional and meets all requirements. Keep up the good work, and use this as an opportunity to improve your coding practices! 🚀
If you need guidance on implementing the splitInteger function, consider reviewing MDN documentation on JavaScript functions or similar resources. Good luck, and keep learning!
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