Learn Go Programming - Golang Tutorial for Beginners
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 10
Igor
Just one thing, at 1:08:18 2-3 / 2-3 is not 2-0, mathematically speaking this is what happens:
(2-3) / (2-3) = 8 / 8 = 1
When dividing powers of the same base number you can't get 0, unless first number is already 0. If what you said was true, and the computer did divide powers and then calculate the result, you would get 2-1 = 2, and not 2-0 = 1. Whichever way you choose to calculate this, result will be the same. I am just explaining math behind it, I guess you don't want a kid doing test wrong because he thought 3-7 / 3-7 = 3-0 :)
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Just one thing, at 1:08:18 2-3 / 2-3 is not 2-0, mathematically speaking this is what happens:
(2-3) / (2-3) = 8 / 8 = 1
When dividing powers of the same base number you can't get 0, unless first number is already 0. If what you said was true, and the computer did divide powers and then calculate the result, you would get 2-1 = 2, and not 2-0 = 1. Whichever way you choose to calculate this, result will be the same. I am just explaining math behind it, I guess you don't want a kid doing test wrong because he thought 3-7 / 3-7 = 3-0 :)
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aleksander
God how are you gonna say this is for beginners lmao, you are speaking way too fast and you are comparing things ive never heard of before... feel like ive understood nothing after 50 minutes. You are definitely not explaining issues for beginners as well... this is getting dumber and dumber every second, i have never commented a youtube video in my life, and i almost never dislike videos but this was infuriating lol
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God how are you gonna say this is for beginners lmao, you are speaking way too fast and you are comparing things ive never heard of before... feel like ive understood nothing after 50 minutes. You are definitely not explaining issues for beginners as well... this is getting dumber and dumber every second, i have never commented a youtube video in my life, and i almost never dislike videos but this was infuriating lol
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marcello42
coming from Java and looking for smth modern which might be a good choice for running some web services (not webpages) go seems really appealing since the syntax looks much more familiar compare to other languages you might look at (to me at least)
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coming from Java and looking for smth modern which might be a good choice for running some web services (not webpages) go seems really appealing since the syntax looks much more familiar compare to other languages you might look at (to me at least)
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Vegan
41:00 if I don't understand and never seen float32 etc doest that mean I need to learn some other program in order to start with Go first? Because I honestly didnt understand a single thing exept strings and variables
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41:00 if I don't understand and never seen float32 etc doest that mean I need to learn some other program in order to start with Go first? Because I honestly didnt understand a single thing exept strings and variables
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Chris
Tip: If you are from a language like something from the C family and used to putting semicolons; what you can do is put semicolons in go too, like javascript; it is optional to put semicolons or not.
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Tip: If you are from a language like something from the C family and used to putting semicolons; what you can do is put semicolons in go too, like javascript; it is optional to put semicolons or not.
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Mohamed
There is a small mistake in the 4rth part of the video. a &- b = 1010 &- 0100 = 1000 = 8. 0100 is 4 not 8.
Many thanks for the overall effort you put in this. Hoping the best for you.
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There is a small mistake in the 4rth part of the video. a &- b = 1010 &- 0100 = 1000 = 8. 0100 is 4 not 8.
Many thanks for the overall effort you put in this. Hoping the best for you.
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Diban
Hi author there is a mistake at 1:06:46 for -&-- operator where it should be when the first binary value is 1 and the second var binary value is 0 then only u get 1000 binary to get int 8.
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Hi author there is a mistake at 1:06:46 for -&-- operator where it should be when the first binary value is 1 and the second var binary value is 0 then only u get 1000 binary to get int 8.
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Bryan
Finished! Thank you for the tutorial. I do think it may be useful to have links to the code snippets so we can copy/paste the longer code examples. But great overall, thanks!
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Finished! Thank you for the tutorial. I do think it may be useful to have links to the code snippets so we can copy/paste the longer code examples. But great overall, thanks!
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Francisco
Awesome content. There are some things that could've been excluded in my opinion due to not being used regularly. But all in all very complete and clear.
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Awesome content. There are some things that could've been excluded in my opinion due to not being used regularly. But all in all very complete and clear.
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PBKB
The Slice part at 2:06:36 - the 2nd one gets capacity 1 with me. Guess it might be because they changed the logic in the Go version I am using (1.17.7)
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The Slice part at 2:06:36 - the 2nd one gets capacity 1 with me. Guess it might be because they changed the logic in the Go version I am using (1.17.7)
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