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add exercise sum of multiples #53

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Something a little different. Instead of the overused struct-with-a-method, the solver has to create a function object, and with a variadic parameter too. Some may have to learn to read docs. Google and stackoverflow aren't much help searching for "...", but my gosh, pull up the Go language spec (it's just a single web page) and it's right there.

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kytrinyx commented Jun 9, 2014

❤️ Love it!

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add exercise sum of multiples
petertseng added a commit to exercism/problem-specifications that referenced this pull request Oct 16, 2018
sum-of-multiples 1.4.1

As stated in our guidelines, we want descriptions that tell us why each
case is being tested:
https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications#test-data-format-canonical-datajson

The canonical data was added in
#206 during a
time when descriptions were not required.

Then, placeholder descriptions were added in
aaa47ee and it was acknowledged at the
time that these descriptions were purely for *schema* compliance, and
not compliance with the guidelines nor a motivation for each case.

By examining the issues that led to each case being added, it is
possible to understand the descriptions.

With more cases being added to sum-of-multiples with clear descriptions,
it's time to bring the other descriptions up to speed as well.

Original exercise:
exercism/exercism@607be68

Additional cases:
exercism/exercism#2486
exercism/exercism#2341
exercism/haskell#50
exercism/go#53
#896
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