parse-list - #2053
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Aug 22, 2026
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The function getEmployee must be renamed to getEmployees to match the explicit requirement specification. Additionally, the call site that invokes this function (getEmployee(listt)) needs to be updated to use the new function name. The current implementation is inconsistent with the task requirements, which will cause the function to be unfindable if tests or other code expect a function named getEmployees. Please rename both the function definition and all call sites accordingly.
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The function is named getEmployee but the requirements explicitly state the function should be named getEmployees (plural). Please rename to match the specification.
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| getEmployee(listt); |
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The function is called as getEmployee(listt) but if renamed to getEmployees, this line should be updated to match. Also, consider capturing the return value since getEmployees returns an array of employees that should likely be used somewhere.
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Your solution is approved. Both sortList and getEmployees functions are correctly implemented with the proper schema - employee objects contain name, position, salary, and age. The sorting logic properly handles descending order by salary using sort((a, b) => getNumber(b) - getNumber(a)), and the helper function getNumber correctly converts salary strings to numbers. All task requirements are satisfied, and no issues were identified in the review.
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