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I am approving your solution because all core requirements are implemented and functioning correctly in src/scripts/main.js. You correctly locate the list in the DOM, use a dedicated parseSalary helper to convert salary strings to numbers, and implement sortList(list) to reorder the <li> elements by salary in descending order. Your getEmployees(list) function returns an array of objects with the required { name, position, salary, age } shape, and both sortList and getEmployees are called, satisfying the task’s functional checklist.

A couple of non-blocking improvements you could consider: add a defensive check like if (!listElement) return; before operating on the list to avoid errors if the <ul> is missing, and optionally expose your functions on window if an external test runner needs direct access. It would also be good to ensure the README demo link has your actual GitHub username in place of <your_account>, and to run the suggested npm run test commands locally to verify everything passes. Overall, your implementation is clear, focused, and meets the assignment’s functional standards—nice work.


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