Final Exam: Go Foundation for Beginners - declare and initialize constants in Go
- declare and initialize variables in Go
- declare and write functions in Go
- define and work with arrays
- describe and compare the key differences between Go and other languages, including Python, Java, C#, and JavaScript
- describe how error handling is implemented in Go
- describe the core aspects of Go, why it was developed, and describe the history and future of Go
- describe the differentiating features of Go and how it solves challenges typically encountered by programmers to create simple, reliable, and efficient software
- list and describe the positives and negatives of using Go and how those considerations affect the decision to use Go
- list and describe the various data types supported in Go
- read an entire file into memory using the ioutil package
- recognize and use operators in Go
- recognize error types and why error handling is such an important consideration
- recognize Go program structure and syntax
- recognize how functions and methods are created and used in Go
- recognize how object orientation can be achieved in Go even though it is not strictly an object-oriented language
- recognize how to use the errors package for managing errors
- use function return values to handle error conditions
- use parameters to pass data to functions
- work with data returned by functions
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