Golang Tutorial #6 - Arithmetic Operators & Math

In this golang tutorial I show the different arithmetic operators and how to perform mathematical operations in the go programming language.

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- Golang Tutorial
- Go Programming Language
- Golang Math
- Arithmetic Golang

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[sakshamkshatri]

Your tutorials are the best in YouTube.

[michaelsheppard]

In the US we learned PEMDAS. I'm curious, what do you call these [ ] if these ( ) are brackets?

[marcostorres]

Thank you very much! You are an awesome teacher and person! <3

[AndreyIgnatchenko]

Thank you very much Tim! Respect from Russia.

[AkalankaSenevirathne]

Hey Tim, Nice tutorials going on here. Can you please make a one about customizing the vs code editor for Go development? With some good extensions and so on.

[brim]

can easily bypass what you did at 3:33
This is what I did, I made the integers with a .0 at the end lol

package main

import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
var num1 float64 = 8.0
var num2 float64 = 6.0
answer := num1 + num2
fmt.Print(answer)

}

[chrischambers]

Awesome. Can you do C++ tutorials next?

[herolivesnu]

Please what's the difference between "%d" and "%g" as used in this video? What does "d" and "g" stand for?

[KangJangkrik]

I never taught any of BEDMAS things at school. Anyway, thanks for being a math teacher for a while 👍

[eri_ck]

You should def. do a Udemy course out of this. You can just add some exercises and soltuions, and bumm, there you go, you are on Udemy. :D

[abhishekvishwakarma]

can we get beego tutorial please. (the GO framework for Web - API development)

[brutalbutler]

why not use println() instead of having to type the format everytime

[DioD]

Seems a big pain to manage all the math operations because all the terms need to be cast to same type.

[ritiksahu]

these go rules makes me disappointed, even c++ support different operand and operators, not we need to declare int as float if we divide them