Solution #3682
Solution #3682
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Great job on implementing the convertToObject function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively. You've used descriptive variable names and leveraged iteration methods like map and filter correctly, which enhances readability and adheres to best practices.
Here are a few suggestions for future improvements:
- Logging Ignored Entries: Filtering items with
item.length > 1is a smart way to handle invalid entries. Consider logging these cases to inform users about any ignored entries. - Delimiter Check: Ensure that the input string is correctly formatted with the expected delimiter
:. This will help in creating the object as intended. - Input Validation: Adding a check to handle cases where
sourceStringmight be empty or not a string can prevent potential runtime errors and make your function more robust.
Keep up the great work, and continue refining your skills! 🚀
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| function convertToObject(sourceString) { | |||
| // write your code here | |||
| let res = sourceString.split(';'); | |||
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Consider adding a check to handle cases where sourceString might be empty or not a string. This can prevent potential runtime errors.
src/convertToObject.js
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| let res = sourceString.split(';'); | ||
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| res = res.map((el) => el.split(':')); |
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Ensure that the input string is correctly formatted. If the string does not contain the expected delimiter ':', the resulting object might not be as intended.
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| res = res.map((el) => el.split(':')); | ||
| res = res.map((el) => el.map((item) => item.trim())); | ||
| res = res.filter((item) => item.length > 1); |
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Filtering items with item.length > 1 is a good approach to remove invalid entries. However, consider logging or handling these cases to inform the user about ignored entries.
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| let res = sourceString.split(';'); | ||
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| res = res.map((el) => el.split(':')); | ||
| res = res.map((el) => el.map((item) => item.trim())); | ||
| res = res.filter((item) => item.length > 1); |
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- res/result/el/elem/obj/object/arr/array and etc are bad names, name should describe variable
- Prefer const over let, you can call all iteration method in chain
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