Removed array syntax in multiply test

[fruddenfeldt]

Because

The test for the 'multiply' function used array brackets [] for the input parameters:

expect(calculator.multiply([2,4])).toBe(8);

This causes the test to return an error when rest parameters (...args) are used in the function, like so:

const multiply = function(...args){
  return args.reduce((acc, cur) => acc * cur);
}

This PR

• removed brackets on line 43 (the test for multiplying two values)
• removed brackets on line 47 (the test for multiplying many values)

Issue

Closes #XXXXX

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[codyloyd]

This is a good idea I think.

Can you also do a PR to the solutions branch? the solution we have is geared toward these tests, and expects an array as a parameter.. but none of the other base-math functions (add, subtract, etc.) expect an array, so it makes sense to be consistent here.

[codyloyd]

I don't want to merge this one until the solutions are updated... so let me know when that PR is ready

[fruddenfeldt]

Thanks. Done - see this PR: #364

[cats256]

This is a good idea I think.

Can you also do a PR to the solutions branch? the solution we have is geared toward these tests, and expects an array as a parameter.. but none of the other base-math functions (add, subtract, etc.) expect an array, so it makes sense to be consistent here.

If that's the case, we should also modify the test for the sum function in calculator.spec.js to expect rest parameters instead of expecting an array parameter. The same thing applies to the calculator-solution.spec.js file, in which the test for sum and multiply functions expects an array instead of rest parameters, causing it to fail two tests.

[cats256]

I opened a PR