Go (Golang) Tutorial #13 - Pass By Value

Go is a "pass by value" language -- we'll talk about what that means in this Go tutorial.

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[tshanadoxa]

What I love about your videos is the fact that you explain in great detain the anatomy and physiology of the commands you type. That has been really helpful. You are an excellent instructor. Thank you!!

[soumadip_skyy_banerjee]

Love these high quality theoretical explanations through these slides, these are also much needed apart from coding straight away! Thanks Mr.Pelling! :)

[sourcedecay]

Love the little dip into computer science here. Can't wait to see the comments on the pointers video. :)

Going to pick up a Golang book or two soon and get to it and it's all because this tutorial. Loving the language. Modern conveniences (though not a ton of them!) but you can get your hands dirty.

[ayushdedhia]

Thanks Shawn for taking efforts to teach us all ❤️

[kerimcetinbas]

Hello; I want to say i love your videos they are super uber understandable and fun to watch.

i want to correct this; slices are non-pointer values, not a pointer wrapper value

[toutane]

Great video! Diagrams are clear as well as the explanations 🤘

[matteobarbieri]

I can't find lesson 12 in the playlist. I pass from 11 to 13

[MaxProgramming]

Gotta follow the Maps part before this one 😅

[adeyinkaadefolurin]

I still wonder why arrays are in Group A, and Slices are in Group B since the only difference between them is the "size of the expected value" 🤔

Array => [3]int
Slice => []int

[layhoutchea]

i think other language does this (pass by value) as well, right? correct me if im wrong...