to fix truncateWords function not work properly #408
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In truncateWords function there is a one mistake, if(num > arr.length) => This will not work properly instead if(num < arr.lenght) => this will work properly
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In String's truncateWords function there is a one mistake of > instead of < in if condition, That's why trucateWords not work properly
if(num > arr.length)=> This will not work properlyThis will slice array if word count is greater than total number of words, which is wrong
instead,
if(num < arr.lenght)=> this will work properlyThis will slice array if word count is less than total number of words, which is right
and now trucateWords work properly