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Now please publish it as a Node.js module and in 3 weeks, it will be in Top 10 most used modules, being used in 90% of Fortune 500 corporations.
Honestly as long as literals are properly converted, I don’t see any other way to do this in an entirely encoding agnostic way
But… does it pass all the tests?
If it does, they don’t have enough of the right tests.
Elaborate
What would the output be for the following:
99 Beers on the Wall!Or for “CAFÉ”?
This will not work on Unicode
Greek and Arabic have cases as well
This will not work on Unicode
Correct.
Greek and Arabic have cases as well
Who told you that?
Brain fart, I meant Cyrillic but I wrote the wrong word! Good catch thanks!
