fix: typos

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: typos

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[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code looks generally correct for selecting a message based on the presence of uploaded files. However, there are minor improvements that can be made:

1. Consistence: Ensure that all conditions use consistent syntax for checking truthy values, either || !value or just !value. This improves clarity.

2. Avoiding Index Access: Directly filter the array to avoid accessing elements by index.

Here's an optimized version of your function:

const getQuestion = () => {
  const fileList = [
    uploadImageList && uploadImageList.length > 0,
    uploadDocumentList && uploadDocumentList.length > 0,
    uploadAudioList && uploadAudioList.length > 0,
    uploadOtherList && uploadOtherList.length > 0,
  ];

  switch (fileList.filter(Boolean).length) {
    case 4:
      return t('chat.uploadFile.otherMessage');
    case 3:
      return t('chat.uploadFile.imageMessage') ||
             t('chat.uploadFile.documentMessage') ||
             t('chat.uploadFile.audioMessage');
    default:
      // Handle other cases if necessary
      return '';
  }
};

Key Changes:

• Used && with numbers instead of .length > 0 for consistency.
• Simplified boolean filtering using filter(Boolean) which automatically checks for truthy and falsy values.
• Replaced conditional statements with a switch statement for clarity when more than one condition matches.