Design Flexible Math Function
In scientific computing, researchers often need versatile mathematical functions that can handle varying input sizes and perform multiple calculations simultaneously. Your task is to create a flexible math function that meets these requirements.
Tasks
- Create a function named
calculateMath
that accepts a variable number of integer inputs
- The function should return three values:
sum
, maximum
, and minimum
of the input numbers
- Implement the function in the
math_calculator.go
file
- Ensure the function works with different numbers of input arguments
Requirements
- Use the file
~/project/math_calculator.go
- Implement the function using Go's variadic parameter feature
- The function must be named
calculateMath
- Handle cases with at least 1 to 5 input numbers
- Return three values: total
sum
, maximum
value, and minimum
value
- Use appropriate error handling for edge cases
Examples
Run the main
function to test the calculateMath
function with different input values.
go run math_calculator.go
// Example 1
result1, max1, min1 := calculateMath(10, 20, 30)
// Expected output: sum = 60, max = 30, min = 10
// Example 2
result2, max2, min2 := calculateMath(5, 15, 25, 35)
// Expected output: sum = 80, max = 35, min = 5
Hints
- Use the
...int
syntax for variadic parameters
- Consider using
range
to iterate through input values
- Remember to handle cases with different input sizes
- Use built-in functions like
len()
to check input length