Primitive Data Types in Go | A Comprehensive Guide to Booleans, Strings, and Numbers

[@bohdandanylko2006]

I like your tutorials. Thank you for your work.

[@codeandlearnwithlove]

Glad you like them! There are more on the way 🙂

[@lusedinho]

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[@codeandlearnwithlove]

Thanks a lot. These comments really mean a lot to me 🙏

[@johnartiflas4648]

Thank you for the concise and well-explained topic. Keep up the good work

[@omkarshendge5438]

Your tutorials are really good and the explanation as well i will follow this one completely!

[@codeandlearnwithlove]

Glad you like them!

[@acronproject]

Thanks so much dear teacher.

[@improving_cow]

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[@earlbjorn]

Hello can you make tutorial about gin framework?

[@codeandlearnwithlove]

Hello, thanks for your suggestion. I will see what I can do. Go 1.22 has made some enhancements to ServeMux which means in most cases you don't need to import to a third-party package for routing.

[@earlbjorn]

@@codeandlearnwithlove So I dont have to learn go framework to find a job at all?

[@codeandlearnwithlove]

Not really, once you get hold of the basics and how things work in Go it will be very easy to use any framework out there. For example, we use github.com/go-chi/chi at work and I was able to learn it on the Go once my basics were clear. Since the release of Go 1.22, our team has been trying to get rid of it as we don't think we require chi anymore. But that does not mean you should not explore any packages or frameworks out there. Once you get going with Go, working with the frameworks will be as easy as just reading the documentation and adding it to your project.

[@PiyushBhatnagar-h3p]

In go does not have null

[@codeandlearnwithlove]

No Go does not have null. Instead it has pre-declared identifier nil which has no type or value.

[@juansolis8891]

I had an issue when building, maybe this will help someone. In Windows if you don't give the output binary the .exe extension Windows won't know what do do with it when you call it on the terminal.