I think what's funny is that with javascript's dynamic typing sometimes it is a good idea to ensure the array you are using is in fact an array of numbers, i.e.
let array = [-1, 10, 30, 45, 5, 6, 89, 17, "Bob"]; console.log(array.reduce((element,max) => element > max ? element : max, 0));
would produce "Bob" as the max number, which is hilarious :D
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I think what's funny is that with javascript's dynamic typing sometimes it is a good idea to ensure the array you are using is in fact an array of numbers, i.e.
would produce "Bob" as the max number, which is hilarious :D