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Excellent work on the sortList function—it correctly reorders the elements on the page! However, I am requesting changes because the getEmployees function does not meet the task requirements. It currently uses forEach, which doesn't return a value, so the function itself returns undefined instead of the required array. To fix this, you should use the .map() method to transform the list items into a new array. Remember that the callback for .map() should create and return an object for each employee with the specified schema: { name, position, salary, age }.


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people.forEach((person) => {
const name1 = person.textContent.trim();
const position = person.dataset.position;
const salary = person.dataset.salary;
const age = person.dataset.age;

return `Name: ${name1}, Position: ${position}, Salary: ${salary}, Age: ${age}`;
});

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This function should return an array of employee objects, but forEach doesn't return anything. To create a new array by transforming each element, you should use the .map() method instead. Additionally, the callback for this method should create and return an object with the schema { name, position, salary, age }, not a string.

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Excellent work on this pull request! You've successfully addressed the feedback from the previous review by refactoring the getEmployees function. The code is now clean, functional, and correctly uses the .map() method to return the required array of employee objects. Since all requirements have been met and there are no outstanding issues, I am approving your submission. Well done!


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