Math library methods in Google’s Go Programming Language
I have been programming in google Golang and have been enjoying it due to its brevity but I find it surprising that almost all its Math standard library methods are for the floating point type. Is there any particular reason why these methods do not exist for ints?
When would you need “hundreds of thousands” of threads?
Erlang, Go, and Rust all claim in one way or another that they support concurrent programming with cheap “threads”/coroutines. The Go FAQ states:
What can Go chan do that a list cannot?
I want to know in which situation Go chan makes code much simpler than using list or queue or array that is usually available in all languages.
clojure/erlang/go for high volume server
I have a project that will need to handle 1000s of requests a second with a decent amount of processing for each. For the most part, the processing will be done on a list of items, basically filtering it and returning a smaller list. This process can be done in parallel fairly easily and I should also say, speed is important. I’ve narrowed my language of choice for the project down to clojure, erlang, and go, and have researched them all to a moderate degree.
How to fetch values from database columns without using structs? [closed]
Closed 2 days ago.
How does Go improve productivity with “implicit” interfaces, and how does that compare with C#’s notion of Extension Methods?
In the Go Language Tutorial, they explain how interfaces work:
What are the prerequisites for learning Go
I am considering learning Go. As far as I know about it, it’s a systems language geared toward parallel programming. (correct me if I’m wrong)
Organize values in a list format [closed]
Closed yesterday.
Organize values in a list format [closed]
Closed yesterday.
How do i log successful server initialization in a goroutine? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How to notify when HTTP server starts successfully (3 answers) get notified when http.Server starts listening (1 answer) How can I start the browser AFTER the server started listening? (3 answers) how to do http.ListenAndServe() but passing a channel to it for retrieve a error signal or a success […]