Challenge 1: Code analysis

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The first step was to check ramda documentation in https://ramdajs.com/.

I created a project folder named "offlineTest", where I installed ramda dependency with npm install ramda. (npm and nodejs were already installed in the computer).

I use the "vscode" code editor and inside of it, I initialized the repository.

Then I created a .gitignore file, to ignore the "/node_modules/" folder.

In the project folder I created the "/src/" folder, where I created the main file, which will have the attached code, in a file named app.js.

Running "node src/app.js", the result of the ramda code is [ 46, 15, 0 ].

Analyzing the code: R.reduce((acc,x) => R.compose(R.flip(R.prepend)(acc), R.sum,R.map(R.add(1)))([x,...acc]), [0])([13, 28]);

#Reorganizing the code:

` const myNumbers = [13,28];

const reduceUsedFunction = (acc,x) => R.compose( R.flip(R.prepend)(acc), R.sum, R.map(R.add(1)) );

R.reduce(reduceUsedFunction([x, ...acc]), [0])(myNumbers) `

For each value of the array, in this case 13 and 28, the reduce function will apply the reduceUsedFunction;