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Open Source Love License: MIT

Native JavaScript

Let's implement the built in functions again!

How to Contribute?

  • Try to use native functions and operators
  • Avoid ES6+ features
  • Your solution file should contain the MDN Link of the method you impleneted
  • Your solution file should also contain some introduction about the method and few examples
  • We will provide review to your implemenation
  • Your PR should contain commented test cases
  • We'll add our test cases during the review as well.

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