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… .map() to, which will not execute. I placed the two return statements for acc and curr inside an array. So it now is : return [acc] , return [curr]. Which map will then iterate on. Tried using the RxJS and underscore library with your current code, but neither would execute .map on an object.
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… .map() to, which will not execute. I placed the two return statements for acc and curr inside an array. So it now is : return [acc] , return [curr]. Which map will then iterate on. Tried using the RxJS and underscore library with your current code, but neither would execute .map on an object.