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untethered:


the error means the test expected an 11-item long array but got a 9-item long array.

try including the starting and ending numbers.

Assume their example( "12, 0 => [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]" ) was "12, 0 => [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12]". In other words, if you supply 10 and 2 to the function, it should return [2,...10], not [4,...8].

Doesn't make sense based on what they asked, but that's apparently what their final test setup checks for.

so you'd need to make your loops look more like:
for ( let i = y; i <= x, i++ ) {
if ( i%2 === 0 ) {...}
}

...which would probably make explicitly stating a conditional for the case of two identical numbers passed become a necessity.

Thanks, it worked a treat. My code was just missing the <= sign instead of <. God bless you people however who has completed this countChange exercise? That's the only exercise left for me to submit, i think. Anyone with ideas on how to solve it?

Help with this,please? I do not understand the error