Add test to Set the child prototype... challenge to check for correct output
See original GitHub issueWe could try and add an additional test that would make sure
beagle.eat()
logs “nom nom nom” to the console
Originally posted by @RandellDawson here
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Not at all, go for it!
@hassaanp that’s almost right and it’s a neat approach. I played with it for a bit and came up with:
Since each test is isolated, there’s no need to restore the original
console.log
.