Solution #3825
Solution #3825
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Great job on implementing the convertToObject function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively. While there are minor considerations regarding handling multiple colons or semicolons, these are acceptable based on the task's guidelines. Keep up the good work and continue to be mindful of edge cases in future projects! 😊
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| const trimmedString = sourceString.trim(); | ||
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| // Розбиваємо рядок на декларації за допомогою крапки з комою | ||
| const rules = trimmedString.split(';'); |
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The current implementation splits the string by semicolons, which is correct. However, ensure that the input string is properly formatted, as the function does not handle cases with multiple semicolons without any styles between them. This is acceptable according to the additional prompt, but be aware of potential empty strings in the rules array.
| const [property, value] = trimmedRule | ||
| .split(':') | ||
| .map((item) => item.trim()); |
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The split operation on line 27 assumes that each rule contains exactly one colon. If there are multiple colons within a rule, this will not work as expected. According to the additional prompt, handling multiple colons is not required, but it's something to keep in mind if you encounter unexpected input.
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