Daily problems that I do and my solutions in Javascript

Problems may come from various textbooks, leetcode, and interesting questions from sites like reddit or quora.

• queryToObject.js because I had to use decodeURIComponent()
• pascalTriangle.js because I used slice with negative number e.g. array.slice(-2). Might be useful for getting specific number of values at the end in the future.
• stripURL.js because I had to use new Map() instead of using regular object. Map retains order; regular objects do not.
• solomonDistanceGame.js because instead of using if-else or switch, I utilized nested ternary operators.
• highLow.js because while it was an easy problem, I utilized .sort() with a callback and used ES6 string template literal
• trackCharString.js because I used regex and String.prototype.match() to track of desired characters
• underscoreDefaults.js because I used Array.prototype.slice.call() and arguments. Also, should use undefined as a filter instead of !, because falseys such as 0 passes the ! test.