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One exercise that aims to replicate the given example in the explanation, but with a different set of items. One other exercise to demonstrate that the accumulator can be anything by expecting an object.
| @risc12 It was great working with you. Looking forward to working with you :-) Star to the repo is highly appreciated. |
| @risc12 The work you have done for the project is highly appreciated. Thanks :-) Looking forward to working with you on my new project related to Deno https://github.com/Swap76/Learn-Deno/ and together making this better. Star to the repo is highly appreciated. |
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One exercise that aims to replicate the given example in the explanation, but with a different set of items.
One other exercise to demonstrate that the accumulator can be anything by expecting an object.