Recipes to build modular, readable, and testable Golang applications across various domains
Go's most basic collections is an array. When you define an array, you must specify what type of data it may contain and how big the array is
The Go language provides a number of I/O interfaces that are used throughout the standard library. It is best practice to make use of these interfaces wherever possible rather than passing structures or other types directly.
The bytes and strings packages have a number of useful helpers to work with and convert the data from string to byte types, and vice versa. They allow the creation of buffers that work with a number of common I/O interfaces.