Solution #3686
Solution #3686
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Great job on implementing the convertToObject function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and handles CSS style strings effectively. Just remember to trim both key and value to ensure no leading or trailing spaces sneak into your object. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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| const [key, ...values] = el.split(':'); | ||
| const value = values.join(':').trim(); |
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The use of ...values and values.join(':') is correct for handling cases where the value itself might contain colons. However, ensure that the key is properly trimmed before using it to avoid any leading or trailing spaces in the object keys.
| if (key && value) { | ||
| styles[key.trim()] = value; |
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Ensure that both key and value are trimmed before checking their truthiness. This will prevent any issues with keys or values that might have only whitespace.
| .map((el) => el.trim()) | ||
| .filter((el) => el.includes(':')) | ||
| .forEach((el) => { |
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- arr/array/str/string/el/elem/obj/object/res/result are bad names, name should describe variable
- You can use
reduceto generate an object with it
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