Question user-bcc4abdfa1b3ae5c in lesson «Iterative process and not being lazy», course «Programming fundamentals»
Does anyone know why I'm getting an error with this function? It seems to work fine if I run it in the Chrome JS console.
const smallestDivisor = (num) => {
// BEGIN (write your solution here)
function iter(val, acc) { // console.log(val, acc) if (val % acc === 0) { return acc; } return iter(val, acc + 1); } return iter(num, 2);
// END
};
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user-bcc4abdfa1b3ae5c, hello! Tests check the operation of a function with different argument options. A function may work correctly with some data and not work with others. Check how the function behaves if you pass 1 to it.
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