changed the phrase ¨Rellene el código del <code>incrementer</code> función...¨to Rellene el código de la función <code>incrementer...</code> as it was grammatically incorrect
The description and test in count-backwards-with-a-for-loop Spanish translation contains incoherent translations of reserved words (for / para), variable declarations (ourArray) and tests literals.
Fix instructions in chaining-if-else-statements Spanish translations, where literals shouldn't be translated into Spanish to be aligned with the tests descriptions.
2. I replaced `currying` by `currificación` and I implemented minor type fixes.
3. I fixed the blockquotes convenientement to javascript rules and comments.
4. I added anchor elements with links to wikipedia (curriying, arity and partial application). P.D.: For partial application, Wikipedia is not the article in spanish version.
* Translated some headings, "Read-Search-Ask" and "grueso"
* Changed the translation again
I changed your suggestion and also realised that you're working with a vector as input, not a matrix as input.
* fix: removed all ​ from tests verbiage
* fix: added single quote to start text string
* remove single quote from text line
* fix: removed the hidden chars in the testStrings
* fix: removed hidden chars from testString section
* fix: removed hidden chars form testString part
* fix: removed hidden chars from testString part
* fix: removed hidden chars from testString part
Spanish people use "array" to refer to an array, and "matrix" to refer to a multidimensional array. If you use "matriz" to refer to an array you will confuse all spanish developers.
deje que outArray -> let outArray
deja que nuestra Variable = nuestroArray [0]; -> let ourVariable = ourArray[0];
en cualquier cosa que desee, además de "b" . -> en cualquier cosa que dese, que NO SEA "b" se entiende mejor.
A test that featured nested arrays just happens to work, but nested arrays will not be removed if they’re duplicates by the current solution of this challenge. See issue #18265
