Merge pull request #23 from rmurphey/separate_tests_from_answers

Separate tests from answers
Bugfix: Correct call to answer method
Merge pull request #24 from jamesspencer/master

Bug in flowControl.js?
add html5 doctype
add test to find all occurrences of an item in an array
fix #25 update README with correct instructions
fix #26 typo in test
Re-expose doSomeStuff to the makeClosures function that was moved to a new scope in b42191563c
Update object.js - insert missing variable
Merge pull request #27 from kadamwhite/make_closure_test_solvable

Re-expose doSomeStuff to the makeClosures answer function
Merge pull request #28 from gorekee/patch-1

Update object.js - insert missing variable
move tests to separate it blocks for clarity
this test passes incorrectly

    makeClosures : function(array,doSomeStuff) {
      return(function(a,b,c,d){});
    }
Remove duplicate assertion in curry test
Adding .DS_Store to gitignore

Signed-off-by: Kelly Miyashiro <miyashiro.kelly@gmail.com>
Pass sayIt to argsAsArray, add fn param to argsAsArray. Otherwise it is impossible.

Signed-off-by: Kelly Miyashiro <miyashiro.kelly@gmail.com>
Merge pull request #32 from kmiyashiro/master

First function test is impossible without accepting the sayIt function
Fix functionFunction test

It was perfectly possible to pass the test by doing the following code:

```javascript
functionFunction : function() {
    return function () { return 'Hello, world'}
}
```

While observing the expectation declared, I don't think that's the 
purpose of this test, so by just adding a second expectation, it 
becomes possible to avoid cheats like the one stated previously.
Merge pull request #33 from Couto/patch-1

Fix functionFunction test
Match stub function definitions in /app with args from /tests/app

Based on the discussion of #19, it makes the tests more "user friendly" to
have the arguments in the stub functions match those in the tests (except
in cases such as curryIt or useArguments, where the test depends on
proper use of unspecific arguments)