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[SerhiyShimko]

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I am requesting changes because one core requirement is not yet met and it can break functionality. In src/scripts/main.js you currently use document.querySelector('tbody'), which does not specifically target the table with class dashboard as required; this can attach rows to the wrong table and fails the explicit requirement to “find a table with class dashboard in the document.” Please update the selector to something like document.querySelector('.dashboard tbody') or first select the table via document.querySelector('table.dashboard') and then its tbody. Also, you append rows to tbody without checking if the query actually found the element; add a null-check (for example, return early or log an error) so you don’t risk a runtime error when .dashboard (or its tbody) is missing. Apart from this, your row creation, age calculation, and century calculation all look correct and aligned with the task. Once you fix the selector to target .dashboard and add the guard around tbody, your solution should fully satisfy the functional requirements.

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

This selects a generic tbody instead of the table with class dashboard. Requirement: "Find a table with class dashboard in the document." Replace this with a selector that targets the dashboard table, for example document.querySelector('.dashboard tbody') or first document.querySelector('table.dashboard') then its tbody.

[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

Appending directly to tbody assumes the selector succeeded. Add a null-check before using tbody (or select the table and create/locate its tbody) to avoid runtime errors when the element isn't present.

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I am approving your solution because all core requirements are correctly implemented: you build rows from the people array, create six cells in the correct order, and compute age and century accurately before appending to .dashboard tbody. The remaining concern is about how you handle the null-check for const tbody = document.querySelector('.dashboard tbody'): doing the check inside the forEach callback and using return 'ERROR' there doesn’t actually stop the loop or the outer function and is less clear than checking once up front. As an improvement, move the if (!tbody) check to immediately after the querySelector line, log something like console.error('Table with class "dashboard" not found'), and return; early from the main script/function so the forEach is never called when the table is missing. That change will make your guard more explicit and align better with [CHECKLIST ITEM #17], but it’s not blocking functionality in the happy path where the table exists. Overall, the table is populated correctly, calculations are right, and the selector issue from before is resolved—nice work refining this solution.

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You correctly select the dashboard tbody using document.querySelector('.dashboard tbody'). Move the existence check here (right after this line) so you validate once before processing rows instead of inside the loop. This will satisfy checklist item #17 more explicitly.

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Avoid returning a string from inside a forEach callback. return 'ERROR' on line 366 does not stop the outer function or the loop. Instead, check tbody before the loop and if it's missing do console.error('Table with class "dashboard" not found') and return; to exit early.