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    How To Use Maps In Google Go

    By kevin

    A map is an unordered group of elements of one type, called the element type, indexed by a set of unique keys of another type, called the key type.
    defines a map where the key type is “string” and the element …..

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    How To Use Pointers In Google Go

    By kevin

    For those of you who are not familiar with C programming, a pointer is a variable that can point to the memory address of another variable. We can have pointers to any built in data types like int, char, string, …..

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    How To Use Structures In Google Go

    By kevin

    For those who are familiar with C programming, a structure is a user defined data type that can contain member fields that are logically related with each other. These member fields can be of different types.
    In Google Go, the structure …..

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    How To Use Arrays and Slices in Google Go

    By kevin

    Array
    An array is a collection of like objects. In Google Go programming, arrays are declared as,

    var arrayOfInt [10]int

    The length is part of the array’s type and must be a constant expression that evaluates to a non-negative integer value. The length …..

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    How To Define Functions in Google Go

    By kevin

    A program can be broken down into modules that each perform a specific function. These modules interact with each other to perform the entire functionality of the program. Functions are the basis of modular programming in Google Go.
    In Google Go, …..

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