Solution #2182
Solution #2182
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Great job on implementing the formatDate function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively, handling the date conversion as expected. While there is a minor assumption about the separator's position, it doesn't critically impact the functionality for the given task. Keep up the good work, and consider exploring more robust ways to handle separators in future projects. Your attention to detail is commendable! 😊
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| const [fromParts, separator] = [fromFormat.slice(0, -1), fromFormat[3]]; | ||
| const [toParts, separatorNew] = [toFormat.slice(0, -1), toFormat[3]]; |
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The assumption that the separator is at index 3 in both fromFormat and toFormat might not always be correct. If the format strings are not exactly 4 characters long, this will lead to incorrect behavior. Consider using a different approach to determine the separator, such as checking for non-alphanumeric characters in the format string.
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