Not a kata issue.

it expects your result to equal 5, and it expects your result to equal 50. your results are 6 and 57 respectively

Hi! Thanks for the KATA! It was a good exercise to learn Go! :)

I think there may be something wrong with the tests or the maths of the tests? When running a TEST I get the below failed response where the maths do not calculate correctly. The square sum of 1 and 2 is 1 + 4 = 5, rather than 6; and the square sum of [0,3,4,5] is 0+9+16+25 = 50, rather than 57.

Testing [1,2]
Expected
    <int>: 6
to equal
    <int>: 5

Testing [0,3,4,5]
Expected
    <int>: 57
to equal
    <int>: 50

The other weird thing is that these two test seem to be checking for 5 and 50, specifically?

It("Testing [1,2]",func() {Expect(SquareSum([]int{1,2})).To(Equal(5))})
It("Testing [0,3,4,5]",func() {Expect(SquareSum([]int{0,3,4,5})).To(Equal(50))})
It("Testing []",func() {Expect(SquareSum([]int{})).To(Equal(0))})

I'm moving on to the next Kata but thought to share this just in case something is off. Thanks again!

Regex ftw

It is very obviouse, when looking at the other (much shorter) solutions, that I completely misunderstood the explanation and rules of the problem.

Well done on the combination of array_map and str_split.