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index.js

@@ -1,32 +1,32 @@
 var animal = 'dog'
-
+ 
 function myAnimal() {
-  // You should not need to modify this function
   return animal
 }
-
+ 
 function yourAnimal() {
-  // The tests expect this function to return `animal` just like the previous function
-  // However, you cannot simply modify the existing variable declared on line 1 in the global scope 
+  var animal = 'cat'
   // How can we make sure that this function
   // and the above function both pass?
-  // P.S.: Hard-coding 'cat' below will not work
+  // P.S.: You can't just hard-code 'cat' below
   return animal
 }
-
+ 
 function add2(n) {
-  return n + two
-
-  // Feel free to move things around!
   const two = 2
+  return parseInt(n, 10) + two
+
+  // Feel free to move things around!
+
 }
-
+ 
 var funkyFunction = function() {
   return function() {
     return "FUNKY!"
   }
 }
-
-// We want to set theFunk equal to "FUNKY!" using our funkyFunction.
-// NOTE: you only need to modify the code below this line.
-var theFunk = funkyFunction
+
+// We want 'funkyFunction' on the line below to return a function that returns "FUNKY!" -- how can we accomplish that?
+// NOTE: To pass this final test, you only need to modify the code below this line.
+var theFunk = funkyFunction()()
+theFunk = theFunk()