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My question relates to a JavaScript function I have written that seems to be behaving a bizarre way. In summary, the function execution seems to go on even after a return statement is encountered - it's as if the return statement inside a forEach loop is ignored. This is difficult to make sense of, and is not how it happens in any of the languages I have seen before.

Presenting a code snippet below - I have tried to make the code, logging and comments as focused and descriptive as possible so that the reader can easily identify the issue. However, I am sharing a detailed description of the problem as well if you'd prefer not to jump to the code directly.

In the code I have shared, the function substituteWithMainColor() takes a string value named color as argument. It matches it against each element of an array (called substitutionArray) of object literals, where each such object contains a member string called mainColor and member array called variations. If the function finds the color argument in any of the variations arrays, then it returns the corresponding mainColor of the object in which the match was found. If no match is found in any of the objects, then the function returns the original value passed as argument.

In my example, an argument "Cyan" is passed to the function substituteWithMainColor(). Since the array substitutionArray contains "Cyan" as one of the strings in the variations array of its third item, a match is found ( and the logs show it). However, at this point, instead of returning with the matched mainColor value "Blue" as expected, the function ignores the return statement inside the forEach() loop and keeps on executing further iterations of the forEach loop (the logs show this, too). Eventually it executes the final return statement which is after the forEach() loop, and returns the original color value, which is erroneous.

Can someone please help me understand what might be going on?

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To make the program wait 1000ms, I use the below method. It works just fine in my implementation of bubbleSort but not in mergeSort for some reason:

await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0.1));

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Edit: Adding my code thus far. Operating in Windows 10 Pro, using VSCode.

I ran into a weird problem when I was experimenting with layouts, however when I wanted to change a particular row to occupy two rows, the whole layout gets shrunk down.

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