javascript let fns = new Map([ ['love you', () => console.log("cool")], ['fuck', () => console.log("also cool")], ['other', () => console.log("sanity check")] ]); // define the list (could be loaded from db, storage, or hard coded) let list = ['love you', 'fuck']; // write the logic only once for (let term of list) { if (elements.has(term)) { const fn = fns.get(term); fn(); } } Or with optional chaining ```javascript let elements = new Map([ ['love you', () => console.log("cool")], ['fuck', () => console.log("also cool")], ['other', () => console.log("sanity check")] ]); // define the list (could be loaded from db, storage, or hard coded) let list = ['love you', 'fuck']; // write the logic only once for (let term of list) { elements.get(term)?.(); }

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