How should I practice Split Text into Fixed-Length Chunks?

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WhatNot● EasyINTERNPHONE SCREEN

Given a string text and a positive integer k, split the string from left to right into consecutive chunks.

Every chunk except possibly the last must contain exactly k characters.
If fewer than k characters remain, return them as the last chunk without padding.
Keep every character exactly once and in order. Spaces and punctuation count toward the length; do not split by words or trim whitespace.
Return an empty array when text is empty. Do not add an empty trailing chunk when the length is divisible by k.

splitFixedLength(text: String, k: int) → String[]

text = "abcdefg"k = 3return = ["abc","def","g"]

Two full chunks contain three characters each. The remaining character forms the last chunk.

text = "ab cd! "k = 3return = ["ab ","cd!"," "]

Spaces and punctuation count as characters and are preserved, including the trailing space.

text = ""k = 4return = []

There are no characters, so the result contains no chunks.