"To err is human, to purr feline" - t.throws(petDog('dachshund')) wrongly suggests providing function call result (rather than function) as argument

[sneakertack]

The provided example t.throws(petDog('dachshund')) can lead the student to wrongly conclude that analogous solution for feedCat is t.throws(feedCat('chocolate')) - which fails because throws wants a function to call, not the value/error from an already called function.

Suggest amending example to:

t.throws(function () {
  petDog('dachshund');
})

Or alternatively, using petDog.bind, like feedCat.bind in the solution.

[finnp]

Thanks! I fixed that in 1.1.1 with both your version and the .bind version explained.