It's hard to believe we're almost half way through July. Here's to problem #94!
Write a function that takes in two arrays of the same time and outputs the differences between the two arrays. For example:
arrayDiff([1,2,3], [3,2,1]) >> [1,3] //[3, 1] would also be a valid response
For bonus points have the function take in a flag parameter that tells the function if it should care about order or not. In the example above if we didn't care about order than the arrays would be considered the same in which case you can return an empty array.
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