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Great work on the test suite for the ifElse function! Your tests correctly cover the core logic of which callback gets executed. However, some changes are needed to fully meet the requirements. The task specifies that the condition, first, and second callbacks should be run with no arguments, and the current tests don't verify this. You can strengthen your assertions by using .toHaveBeenCalledWith() instead of just .toHaveBeenCalled(). For example, you can check that a function was called with no arguments like this: expect(myMockFunction).toHaveBeenCalledWith();. Please update your tests to include this check for all three callbacks.
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This assertion correctly verifies that condition is called. The requirements also state that it should be run with no arguments. You can strengthen this test by also asserting it was called with no arguments, for example, by using .toHaveBeenCalledWith().
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Good job checking that the first callback is executed. To make the test fully align with the implied behavior from the task description's example, you could also add an assertion that first is called with no arguments.
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This correctly tests that the second callback is run. The requirements explicitly state that second should be run 'with no arguments'. It would be best to add an assertion to verify this, for instance, with .toHaveBeenCalledWith().
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Excellent work on this iteration! I am approving your solution. You've successfully addressed the feedback from the previous review by adding assertions to verify that all callbacks are executed without any arguments. Your test suite is now comprehensive, clear, and fully meets all the requirements of the task. Keep up the great work!
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