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oldbootz commented Aug 6, 2020

Errors:
126. new Intl.NumberFormat is not supposed to get passed a single object as param. The first param must be a string and the second param can be an object.
135. Spelling error ('tis' should be 'this').

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86. Needs to be more explicit by calling the function in the example. Calling getName() with any falsy value would not set hasName to true with your correct answer.

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