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raise NotImplementedError

def array_equals(array_a, array_b)
if (array_a == [] && array_b == [] || array_a == nil && array_b == nil)

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oh wow! I like how you used a compound conditional to group all the true and false edge cases together. VERY NICE. ✨✨✨

else
array_a.length.times do |item|
if array_b[item] != array_a[item]
return false

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It returns false as soon as it finds two chars that don't match. Brilliant! Have a 🍬

return false
end
end
return true

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AND..... SHE STICKS THE LANDING! Returns true if all chars match. Perf. 🔥

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It works and it's readable! Only thing that I would change (and this doesn't affect how the code runs at all) is that you don't have to say "if array_a == nil". Since nil is a falsey value, you could just say "if !array_a"

Other than that this is great and I can't find anything wrong with your logic.

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Hello Jillianne, my name is Phoebe (c9) and I have been assigned to review your PRs. Please let me know if you have any questions on my comments/feedback going forward.

This PR looks great. It is concise and straightforward. Good job!

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