Can someone explain to me why my code isn't passing in HackerRank?

[neon silo]

I was assigned to do this Write a function called dedupe which accepts an array of integers and returns a new array with all duplicates removed.

dedupe([1,2,4,4,1,2]) // [1,2,4]
dedupe([5,15,12,1,3]) // [5,15,12,1,3]
dedupe([4,4,4,4,4]) // [4]
dedupe([4,6,5,3]) // [4,6,5,3]
dedupe([1,2,1,2]) // [1,2]

This is the code I placed in HackerRank ```js

function dedupe(numbers) {
return [...new Set(numbers)];
}

console.log(dedupe([1,2,4,4,1,2])); // [1,2,4]
console.log(dedupe([5,15,12,1,3])); // [5,15,12,1,3]
console.log(dedupe([4,4,4,4,4])); // [4]
console.log(dedupe([4,6,5,3])); // [4,6,5,3]
console.log(dedupe([1,2,1,2])); // [1,2]

It says Test Case 1 Your Output [1,2,4] expected 5

[covert blaze]

What's the test case?

[neon silo]

Sorry I forgot about that

one sec

[covert blaze]

Huh interesting

That should work?

[neat current]

what is the expected output

why is it like that

[neon silo]

None of it made it sense. It compiled fine but didn't pass any test case. Either way I submitted hopefully the company understands the code is correct or I made an attempt

[covert blaze]

This was a company assessment?

[neon silo]

It was for a coding boot camp to gain entry into the program

[native iron]

Try looping thru the arrays and printing each entry one by one

looks like it's expecting each entry printed one by one, not the array printed

wait the expected output starts at the second test?

maybe remove the console.logs?

that you manually added(?)