Solution #2159
Solution #2159
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Thank you for your hard work on this task! 😊 While your solution meets many of the task requirements, there's a critical issue with how the separator is handled in the formatDate function. The code currently assumes that the separator is always at index 3 of the toFormat array, which may not be accurate for all date formats. This could lead to incorrect date formatting in cases where the separator is located elsewhere.
To improve your solution, please revise the logic to dynamically determine the separator based on the actual format provided. Once this issue is addressed, your code should function correctly across various date formats. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to seeing your updated solution! 🚀
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| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The code assumes that the separator is always at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true if the format does not include a separator at that index. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator based on the format.
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| if (toFormat[0] === 'YY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return year.slice(2) + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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Similar to the previous comment, the assumption about the separator being at index 3 of the toFormat array may not be valid. Ensure that the separator is correctly identified based on the format.
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| if (toFormat[0] === 'YY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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Again, the assumption about the separator at index 3 of the toFormat array may not be correct. Adjust the logic to handle different formats appropriately.
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| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array, which may not always be the case. Consider revising the logic to correctly identify the separator.
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| if (toFormat[2] === 'YYYY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The code assumes the separator is at index 3 of the toFormat array. This may not be accurate for all formats. Adjust the logic to handle different formats correctly.
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| if (toFormat[2] === 'YY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year.slice(2); |
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The assumption about the separator being at index 3 of the toFormat array may not be valid. Ensure the separator is correctly identified based on the format.
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| if (toFormat[2] === 'YY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array, which may not always be the case. Consider revising the logic to correctly identify the separator.
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| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The code assumes the separator is at index 3 of the toFormat array. This may not be accurate for all formats. Adjust the logic to handle different formats correctly.
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Thank you for your submission! 🎉 While your code in the formatDate.js file demonstrates a good effort, there are some critical issues that need to be addressed to ensure it functions correctly across various date formats.
Key Issues:
- Separator Handling: The current implementation assumes that the separator is always at index 3 of the
fromFormatandtoFormatarrays. This is not a reliable method, as the separator can vary and is not guaranteed to be at a fixed index. The logic should be revised to dynamically determine the separator based on the actual format provided.
Moving Forward:
The decision to approve your pull request is made to help you continue progressing in your learning journey. However, it is crucial to address these issues in future iterations to avoid similar problems. Please review the comments and revise your logic to improve your code. Keep up the good work, and continue learning from these experiences! 🚀
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| function formatDate(date, fromFormat, toFormat) { | |||
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| const separator = fromFormat[3]; | |||
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the fromFormat array, which may not be correct for all date formats. Consider dynamically determining the separator based on the actual format provided.
| if (toFormat[0] === 'YYYY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The code assumes the separator is at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[0] === 'YY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return year.slice(2) + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[0] === 'YY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[0] === 'YYYY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| if (+year >= 30) { | ||
| year = '19' + year; | ||
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| year = '20' + year; | ||
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| return year + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + day; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[2] === 'YYYY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[2] === 'YY' && year.length === 4) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year.slice(2); |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[2] === 'YY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
| if (toFormat[2] === 'YYYY' && year.length === 2) { | ||
| if (+year >= 30) { | ||
| year = '19' + year; | ||
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| year = '20' + year; | ||
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| return day + toFormat[3] + month + toFormat[3] + year; |
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The separator is assumed to be at index 3 of the toFormat array. This assumption may not hold true for all date formats. Consider revising the logic to dynamically determine the separator.
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| year = dateArray[0]; | ||
| month = dateArray[1]; | ||
| day = dateArray[2]; |
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Now these values are duplicated in many places, store them in a variable and use the variable everywhere
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