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Jakob Østergaard presented this challenge: Write a program that reads text from standard-input, and returns (prints) the total number of distinct words found in the text.
having a rough time working with struct fields using reflect package.in particular, have not figured out how to set the field value.
How is the following function implemented? func handle(pattern string, 开发者_运维知识库handler interface{}) {
I have not found a good resource for using interface{} types. For example package main import \"fmt\" func weirdFunc(i int) interface{} {
I have a .txt file which contains 3d points of the form (x,y,z). Using go I extract the point co-ordinates into arrays X[], Y[], Z[].
coming from node.js point of view, where all code is non-blocking. In Go, non-blocking is easily achieved using channels.
Is it possible to write macOS/Cocoa applications in Google Go? Is there a Go-Obj-C bridge? (it seems to me that Obj-C dynamism would be a great fit for Golang\'s interfaces)
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In all the projects I\'ve worked with in other languages the bracing-style of choice has been the Allman Style(aka ANSI style). The lack of a free-form bracing style(parenthesis too) is some开发者_运维
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