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Implement _check #2244

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By setting _check to every math functions below, it works!

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This is a great attempt, @sosse-dev!

I would like to request a few changes before merging your work. Please review my comments below and make the appropriate changes to your code.

After you update your code locally, follow the instructions to save your changes locally and push your changes to your fork.

When you push your changes to your fork, I'll come back for another review.

There are 10 style guide violations in your contribution. I've marked them with inline comments for your convenience.

Please revisit your code and follow the style guide best practices.

Hint: You might be able to fix some issues automatically by running npm run lint -- --fix

All the tests are passing. Nice job!

src/calculator.js
// Then, invoke this function inside each of the others
// HINT: you can invoke this function with exports._check()
exports._check = (x, y) => {
if (typeof x !== "number") {
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src/calculator.js
if (typeof x !== "number") {
throw new TypeError(`${x} is not a number`);
}
if (typeof y !== "number") {
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src/calculator.js
};

exports.add = (x, y) => {
if (typeof x !== 'number') {
if (typeof x !== "number") {
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throw new TypeError(`${x} is not a number`);
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if (typeof y !== 'number') {
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src/calculator.js
return x + y;
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exports.subtract = (x, y) => {
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throw new TypeError(`${x} is not a number`);
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src/calculator.js
return x - y;
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exports.multiply = (x, y) => {
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throw new TypeError(`${x} is not a number`);
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src/calculator.js
return x * y;
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exports.divide = (x, y) => {
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@sosse-dev sosse-dev changed the title Done, fix all problems Implement _check May 19, 2024
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