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Arrays vs Slice in Go

Arrays and slices are fundamental data structures in the Go programming language, each with its own set of characteristics and use cases. Understanding the differences between them is essential for writing efficient and flexible Go code. In this blog post, we will explore the distinctions between arrays and slices, when to use each, and practical examples to illustrate their roles in Go programming. Arrays in Go An array in Go is a fixed-size collection of elements of the same data type. Read more →

September 26, 2023

Init functions in Go

In the intricate tapestry of Go programming, the init function stands out as a unique and powerful tool for performing initialization tasks. In this detailed blog post, we will embark on a journey to explore the init function in Go, understand its purpose, and discover how multiple init functions play a crucial role in the initialization process. Understanding the init Function: Introduction and Syntax The init function is a special function in Go that allows you to perform initialization tasks before the program starts executing. Read more →

January 10, 2023

Command Line Arguments

Program arguments, also known as command-line arguments, provide a flexible way to pass information to a Go program when it’s executed. In this blog post, we’ll explore how program arguments work in Go, examining the use of the os package to access and manipulate these arguments. Additionally, we’ll highlight the significance of the 0th argument, which always represents the program name. Understanding Program Arguments in Go Program arguments are values passed to a program when it’s run from the command line. Read more →

January 10, 2023