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Your test file has a critical import issue that prevents all tests from running. The test uses const { splitInteger } = require('./splitInteger') expecting a named export, but your implementation in splitInteger.js uses module.exports = splitInteger which is a default export. This causes splitInteger to be undefined at runtime, making all test assertions fail.

To fix this, change the import in src/splitInteger.test.js from:

const { splitInteger } = require('./splitInteger');

to:

const splitInteger = require('./splitInteger');

The test logic itself is well-structured and covers all the requirements (splitting into equal parts, single part returns value, ascending sort, max-min difference <= 1, and edge cases for value < numberOfParts). Once you fix the import, the tests should pass.

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

The import is incorrect. The implementation uses module.exports = splitInteger (default export), but the test uses require('./splitInteger') without destructuring. This makes splitInteger undefined. Either change to const splitInteger = require('./splitInteger'); or use const { splitInteger } = require('./splitInteger'); if it were a named export.

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Your solution is approved. The implementation correctly handles all requirements: splitting into equal parts when divisible, returning single values, sorting ascending, ensuring max-min difference is <=1, and handling edge cases where value < numberOfParts. The named export in module.exports = { splitInteger } properly matches the destructured import in the test file. All functionality is working as expected.

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This import uses destructuring which expects a named export, but the implementation uses a default export. Change to: const splitInteger = require('./splitInteger');