JavaScript / Elyses Enchantments is experiencing an issue on the online editor.

[GhostlyCris]

JavaScript / Elyses Enchantments, has something possibly wrong with the pop function and maybe more, but can't confirm. What I can confirm is that I have the same answer as many other users and when trying to submit it errors out at task 4, test 12.

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[Cool-Katt]

@GhostlyCris Maybe check the actual error message that the test gives you.

Also, for future reference, the forum is probably a better place to discuss

[GhostlyCris]

It works locally but not on the website. I don't know how to give you an error if it doesn't give me an error. It just runs up to that point and stops.

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[SleeplessByte]

Like @Cool-Katt said, you probably want to open a topic on the forum including your solution so we can help you debug. It's unlikely (but possible!) that there is actually something wrong with the exercise.

I just ran it for you including pop: