function getLongestString (strings) { } / * Do not modify code below this line * / const strings = ['long', 'longer', 'longest']; console. log (getLongestString (strings), '<- - should be "longest"');

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Tommy Larson

Computers & Technology

23 July, 15:27

function getLongestString (strings) { } / * Do not modify code below this line * / const strings = ['long', 'longer', 'longest']; console. log (getLongestString (strings), '<- - should be "longest"');

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Mya Martinez · Answer 1

function getLongestString (strings) {

return strings. reduce ((acc, cur) = > acc. length > cur. length? acc : cur);

}

Explanation:

A reducer applies the same operation to each array element. In this case, the longest string is stored in the accumulator (acc), and is replaced only by the current element (cur) if the current element is longer than the accumulator.