Yep, that should work. :]

Gotcha, I changed it to assert.closeTo with a delta of 0.01 (1 percentage point), I would think that would be large enough to capture other correct calculation orders.

Now the issue is that people that do calculations in a different order than the reference solution may fail tests when they shouldn't ( even fixed tests might be affected ). Testing should be done with assert.approximately instead of assert.equal ( or, in both cases, an equivalent ).

This is documented, but the whole subject is a wasps' nest.

Changed from strings to floating point.

Fixed, thank you for catching that!

Does this help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33660518/why-can-functions-be-called-without-parentheses-when-using-template-strings

Thanks!

because the list is an array so we need to iterate over the array. we can't just pass list to Math.min() as an array so we need the spread operator (...) to ensure that the Math.min() function goes over every element on the list to get the smallest value (min). Hope this helps.

I know what the "..." stands for before list, but why is it necessary?