Go (Golang) Tutorial #6 - The Standard Library

Hey gang, in this Golang tutorial you'll learn how to import extra packages & functionality for the Go Standard Library. You'll also learn ow to use some functions for the "strings" package and the "sort" package.

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[bobbyutulu]

It's funny how this playlist came out just went I was looking for a go playlist. Kudos

[idunexist]

best teacher ever, for any languages!

[abhinav.sharma]

Just started following this Tutorial Series, Shaun!
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[Braenn]

I like the pace of your videos, excellent for beginners like me :)

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as an advice while doing the examples try to clean up the console so all the outputs could be more readable

[ahmadalharbi]

Thanks Shuan, will golang be related to your web development courses in future?

[plus_wisdom]

ages := []int{45, 20, 35, 30, 75, 60, 50, 25}

sort.Ints(ages)
fmt.Println(ages)

index := sort.SearchInts(ages, 1)
fmt.Println(index)
This statement returns zero, but value 1 doesn't exists and as ninja said it could be return 8. Whats wrong ?

[udayverma]

By what date approximately will you be able to complete this series? Thanks for all these videos!

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Please make a tutorial for NodeJs (Backend) middleware API and React/Vuejs (frontend). How we fetch/send data from frontend to backend.

[crypto-mech-arena]

Super, but how to get the last element from an array.? Like in Python list[-1]

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Please hold nuxt.js course . Your course is the best
Thank you

[vaster]

ages := []int{45, 99, 92, 723, 1}
fmt.Println( sort.SearchInts(ages, 8) == sort.SearchInts(ages, 45))

Output: True

😂I thought it would be wiser at this. Buh just like others, it automatically fills in 8 in order of magnitude even though it doesn't exist and it makes it hold the same place with the actual 45.