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If you’re learning JavaScript, there’s a high chance you’ve tried this: \[10, 2, 5\].sort(); And expected: \[2, 5, 10\] But instead, you got: \[10, 2, 5\] At this point, most people think: “Is JavaScript

Mar 26 · 3 min read · vibha07.hashnode.dev  
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