Welcome to part 3 of the Go programming tutorial series. In the previous tutorial, we covered some basics on imports and functions. Next, we’re going to talk a bit about types in Go. As mentioned in the first tutorial, Go is a static-typed language, meaning you need to specify the type, and the type cannot change without you explicitly changing it.
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But why result in console appears so slow?
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You can do this:
func multiple(a, b string) (a1, b1 string) {
a1 = b
b1 = a
return
}
You have to call them by different names unfortunately.
But you don’t have to specify that you are returning a1 and b1
Print L N = print line new .-.
So a space gets included when printing two strings? That is weird isn’t it?
thx
Great video as usual, but you really should get yourself a quieter keyboard,..
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What the hell is happening on the screen in the background of your room? Is an AI playing Minecraft?
thanks bro
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10:04 why is there a space between “hey” and “there”, you didn’t add a space in the code?