Elyses Looping Enchantments: Guide students to use the correct concept

exercises/concept/elyses-looping-enchantments/.docs/instructions.md

@@ -8,7 +8,11 @@ To keep things simple, she only uses cards with values 1-10.
 Elyse wants to know how many cards of a particular type she has in her deck.
 
 Write a function `cardTypeCheck` that takes two parameters: an array of cards (Elyse's deck) and the type of card to count.
+
+<!--prettier-ignore -->
+~~~exercism/note
 The function should use `forEach` and return the number of cards in the deck of the specified type.
+~~~
 
 ```javascript
 const cardType = 3;
@@ -23,7 +27,11 @@ For another trick, Elyse needs to know how many odd or even cards there are in h
 Implement a function `determineOddEvenCards` that takes in two parameters: an array of cards (Elyse's deck), and a boolean (true is analogous to 'even', and false is analogous to 'odd').
 
 This function should return a single number: the number of odd or even cards there are (depending on the value of the second argument) in the deck.
+
+<!--prettier-ignore -->
+~~~exercism/note
 To practice, use a `for...of` loop in the function implementation this time.
+~~~
 
 ```javascript
 determineOddEvenCards([1, 2, 3, 1, 5, 6], true);

exercises/concept/elyses-looping-enchantments/enchantments.js

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
  * @returns {number} number of cards of a single type there are in the deck
  */
 export function cardTypeCheck(stack, card) {
+  // 🚨 Use .forEach
   throw new Error('Implement the cardTypeCheck function');
 }
 
@@ -20,5 +21,6 @@ export function cardTypeCheck(stack, card) {
  * @returns {number} number of cards that are either odd or even (depending on `type`)
  */
 export function determineOddEvenCards(stack, type) {
+  // 🚨 Use a `for...of` loop
   throw new Error('Implement the determineOddEvenCards function');
 }