Solution #4115
Solution #4115
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Great job on implementing the transformStateWithClones function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively. The function processes the state and actions correctly, and you've used a switch statement for handling different action types, which is perfect for this task. The error handling for unknown action types is also well done.
The only minor adjustment needed is to ensure that the stateHistory.push({ ...currentState }); statement is placed outside of the switch block but still within the forEach loop. This will ensure that the state is correctly pushed to the history after each action is processed. Keep up the great work, and happy coding! 😊
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| stateHistory.push({ ...currentState }); // Save a clone of the current state |
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The stateHistory.push({ ...currentState }); statement should be moved outside of the switch block, but still within the forEach loop. This ensures that the state is pushed to the history after processing each action, as per the additional prompt rules.
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