@Chrono79 Kata is completed. Thanks, dude!

okay cool! I didn't know you could do that on this site haha. Thanks!

I'm having the same issues here. This kata is great, but I wished there were more examples. I'm trying to figure out what inputs are being passed in the test cases, so I could modify my code to fix the problem.

Can anyone check my code? For some reason, I'm getting an error on my end.

nevermind, I found the isssue. I was using a different Node version.

Can anyone tell me why I'm getting an error in this code here. I seem to do everything that was correct and I'm getting an error for some reason.

Good solution. For some reason, I coudln't think of using the modulus operator for this challenge. I'll keep this in mind. I used way too many loops on this one.

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Now I understand now. Thanks!

You need to create a function solution(number) wich returns the sum of every 0 < n < number such that n is multiple of 3 or 5.
For example, solution(10)
Multiples of 3 that are < 10: 3, 6, 9
Multiples of 5 that are < 10: 5
Result: 3+6+9+5 = 23

So solution(10) returns 23.

You need to create a function solution(number) wich returns the sum of every 0 < n < number such that n is multiple of 3 or 5.
For example, solution(10)
Multiples of 3 that are < 10: 3, 6, 9
Multiples of 5 that are < 10: 5
Result: 3+6+9+5 = 23

So solution(10) returns 23.

I don't really understand what this kata is trying to say.

That's just awesome. My solution is horrible, because I didn't even try to refactor or did anything with it. I really like this code here.

Yea, it's taking a while to understand what to fully expect from the output.

Thanks for the advice! HackerRank looks very interesting. I really appreciate you taking the time to recommend me those sections. I followed you on your G+ account. I'll contact you from there :)

Thanks!