[Hacktoberfest] Simple JS Code Clean Up!

[ragulbalaji]

This was written in a hurry, it would be great if some professional adds some structure to this!

[0x1211]

Hello ! Going for a small chunk ;-)

[ragulbalaji]

@thecuriousnoob Go ahead I'm excited to see other people's input!

[lkwatson]

Going in as well!

[ragulbalaji]

@lkwatson welcome to the partyyyy

[0x1211]

Dude, did you ever run your project ? 😄

[ragulbalaji]

@thecuriousnoob nope I havent ran it today since all yall made changes, probably doesnt work but I dont really care for now.

[0x1211]

Okay I'd recommend you for any other project to merge changes into another branch so you can ensure that build requirements and any tests can pass before merging them into master. This workflow wouldn't be blocking your project ;-)

[0x1211]

It would be great if you had time to document your code and the scripts you wrote so we could split this cleanup into issues (cause there's a lot of work here). Then it would be easier for any contributor to grab an issue and submit a PR. This is actually doable independently from current changes brought to your master branch and would help a lot of contributors to come ! :-)

[lkwatson]

I definitely second @thecuriousnoob, a little more documentation would go a long way.

But cool project, I like it.

[piq9117]

for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
  for (var j = 0; j <= i; j++) {
    if (i === j) {
      unique.push(data[i])
    }
    if (j < i && comparator(data[i], data[j])) {
      console.log('duplicate found')
      break
    }
  }
}

did you want to check the elements of input and output are equal or not? How did you generate the data? its saying I have the wrong json format.

[klanmiko]

No I'm taking the input and extracting all the unique values, then saving it back into trainingdata.json.

Data is generated through gameplay.