Slices in Go are equivalent to the data structures known as dynamic arrays or vectors in other programming languages. They simply allow us to collect data of the same type together, making it easy to access and pass around. Sometimes you may want to reverse the current order of your data, and this post discusses […]

You don’t always have to think long and hard about structure: the easiest way to begin when writing Go code is just to create a main.go file and run it. In the past, this file would have had to be located in a package within the $GOPATH/src directory. However, since version 1.11 of the Go […]