Nice :)

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I think he is considered lionizEd

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Galaxy s7?

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Yeah, right.

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Spider Man?

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I think it's a dino-snore!

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These dishwashers are getting too expensive :)

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Frankenstein?

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Nice :thumbsup:

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lol :-D that German Tiger :laugh:

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Welcome back :)

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Paranoid, much?

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this reality is an illusion

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Quite an intriguing question to think about!

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Yup, its true. You too have a nice day :)

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Also, while posting a new question please include attempted solutions, why they didn't work, and the expected results. That would really helps others to figure out the issue with your code and provide a better solution.

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Your resting heartbeat is telling you more than you think!

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The tricky bit is here: https://jsfiddle.net/vzmh2eL6/1/[^] Returns `undefined` Same thing happens if you use any other expression like:

return [1,2]; // returns the array

vs

return
[1,2]; // returns `undefined`

This happens since based on Standard ECMA-262 5.1 Edition section [^]:

return [no LineTerminator here] Expression ;

we can not have any line terminators or new line between the return and the expression. If Expression is omitted, the return value is undefined. Otherwise, the return value is the value of Expression. Hope it helps!

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Star Wars?

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Wow! This is amazing. I want one for myself too :) .

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