Hey @aelmosalamy
, I found your fibonacci one-liner solution on Reddit while building the exact same thing. Yours is great! I wanted to achieve this myself without recursion or default parameters, and this is what I came up with:
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Wow, I find it rather interesting how you found me here from reddit 😂
Anyways, brilliant solution, took me some time to understand, glad you liked it, keep it up!
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Hey @aelmosalamy , I found your fibonacci one-liner solution on Reddit while building the exact same thing. Yours is great! I wanted to achieve this myself without recursion or default parameters, and this is what I came up with:
Essentially, hijacking the array clone set by the
array.prototype.map()
function. Thanks for the challenge! 🙌🏼Wow, I find it rather interesting how you found me here from reddit 😂
Anyways, brilliant solution, took me some time to understand, glad you liked it, keep it up!