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Job Ready Go [Pehme köide]

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Kimberly A. Weiss (Wiley Edge), Haythem Balti (Wiley Edge)

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Tackle GoLang with practical and employment-focused instruction

In Job Ready Go, software education guru Dr. Haythem Balti delivers an essential and hands-on guide to Go, an open-source programming language developed by Google engineers to combine the most sought-after capabilities of other programming languages, including Java, C#, and C++. In the book, the author walks you through all the most critical skills necessary for successful, on-the-job Go programming.

You’ll discover:

How to get started with Go, including how to run, build, and test your own go programs
Understand control flow and data structures in Go including arrays, slices, maps, and pointerss
How to leverage structs, interfaces, and methods to organize and reuse code
How to leverage go to process data, access different types of files and develop APIs
Leverage concurrency and gRPCs to create complex and interconnected systems.

Job Ready Go offers readers straightforward and elegant instruction based on the renowned mthree Global Academy and Software Guild training program. It’s an essential read for aspiring Go developers looking for a fast-track to developing real-world skills demanded by employers.

About the Authors

About the Technical Writer

About the Technical Editor

vii

Acknowledgments

viii

Introduction

xxi

PART I The Basics of the Co Programming Language

(172)

Lesson 1 Getting Started with Go

(18)

Installing Go

(4)

Downloading the Installation Files

(1)

Starting the Installation of Go

(3)

Testing the Installation

(2)

Creating a Hello, World! Program

(6)

Compiling and Running the Program

(2)

Alternate Run Option

(1)

Troubleshooting Hello, World!

(1)

Formatting Your Go Code

(2)

Multiple Versions of Go

(1)

Online Editor for Go: The Go Playground

(2)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(3)

Exercises 1.1 Counting Fun

(1)

Exercises 1.2 Counting More Fun

(1)

Lesson 2 Understanding Go Basics

(18)

Understanding Statements and Tokens

(1)

Statements

(2)

Comments

(3)

Single-line Comments

(1)

Block or Multi-line Comments

(1)

Identifiers

(4)

Case

(1)

Naming Conventions

(1)

Keywords

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(6)

Exercises 2.1 Fixing Problems

(1)

Exercises 2.2 Making a Statement

(1)

Exercises 2.3 Go Is Fun!

(1)

Exercises 2.4 Printing Without Repeating

(1)

Exercises 2.5 Tagging Your Code

(1)

Solution: Listing 2.12

(2)

Lesson 3 Storing with Variables

(30)

Variables

(4)

Naming Variables

(1)

Declaring and Initializing Variables

(1)

Declaring and Initializing One Variable

(1)

Declaring Multiple Variables

(1)

Declaring and Initializing Multiple Variables

(1)

Static vs. Dynamic Type Declaration

(4)

Mixing Types of Declarations

(1)

Mixing Type Declarations in a Single Statement

(1)

Variable Scope

(2)

Obtaining User Input

(3)

Memory Address

(1)

Scanning for Values

(2)

Converting a String to a Number

(4)

Numeric Data Types

(7)

Architecture-Independent Integer Types

(2)

Out-of-Range Values

(1)

Implementation-Specific Integer Types

(1)

Float Types

(2)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(5)

Exercises 3.1 Fixing Problems

(1)

Exercises 3.2 Creating Variables

(1)

Exercises 3.3 Fewer Lines

(1)

Exercises 3.4 How It Is Assigned

(1)

Exercises 3.5 Conversions

(1)

Exercises 3.6 State Your State

(1)

Exercises 3.7 Where You Live

(1)

Exercises 3.8 Boxy Logic

(1)

Exercises 3.9 Assigning Types

(3)

Lesson 4 Performing Operations

(30)

Arithmetic Operations

(8)

Mixing Number Types

(1)

Type Casting Numbers

(2)

PEMDAS

(3)

Assignment Operations

(3)

Addition and Subtraction Assignment Operations

(2)

Multiplication, Division, and Modulus Assignment Operations

(1)

Working with Booleans

(1)

Relational Operations

(4)

Assigning Values to Boolean Variables

(1)

Using Mismatched Types in Relational Operations

(2)

Boolean Operations

(2)

Math Functions

(2)

Bitwise Operations

(1)

Random Numbers

(3)

Limiting the Possible Value

(1)

Seeding the Random Number Generator

(1)

Summary

(1)

Exercises

(4)

Exercises 4.1 Resulting in 0

(1)

Exercises 4.2 Truncating

(1)

Exercises 4.3 Current Value of Deposit

(1)

Exercises 4.4 Simple Interest

(1)

Exercises 4.5 True and False

(1)

Exercises 4.6 Functioning Math

(1)

Exercises 4.7 Five Times the Basic Math

(1)

Exercises 4.8 Using Relational Operators

(1)

Exercises 4.9 Random Limits

(1)

Lesson 5 Controlling Program Flow with Conditional Statements

(24)

Conditional Statements

100

(1)

Using an//Statement

100

(4)

Working with Multiple Conditions

104

(1)

Using an if-elseStatement

105

(2)

Creating Nested//Statements

107

(2)

Using a switch Statement

109

(8)

Executing More than One Case with fallthrough

111

(3)

Using Multiple Expressions in One Case

114

(1)

Using Conditions in Switch Cases

115

(2)

Summary

117

(1)

Exercises

117

(6)

Exercises 5.1 Are You Rich?

117

(1)

Exercises 5.2 Cat vs. Dog

118

(1)

Exercises 5.3 Quiz

118

(1)

Exercises 5.4 Seasons

118

(1)

Exercises 5.5 Switching the Seasons

119

(1)

Exercises 5.6 Quiz Generator

119

(1)

Exercises 5.7 Coffee Shop

119

(4)

Lesson 6 Controlling Program Flow with Loops

123

(22)

Looping Statements

124

(1)

For Loops

125

(7)

Optional Items in a for Loop

128

(1)

Go's while Is for

129

(2)

Infinite Loops

131

(1)

Looping through a String

132

(2)

The range Function

134

(1)

Loop Control Statements

135

(4)

The break Statement

136

(1)

The continue Statement

137

(1)

The goto Statement

138

(1)

Summary

139

(1)

Exercises

140

(5)

Exercises 6.1 The Alphabet

140

(1)

Exercises 6.2 Sum It Up

141

(1)

Exercises 6.3 Fifty

141

(1)

Exercises 6.4 Numeric Breakout

141

(1)

Exercises 6.5 Reverse It

141

(1)

Exercises 6.6 Length Without len

141

(1)

Exercises 6.7 Guessing Game

142

(1)

Exercises 6.8 URL Shortener

142

(1)

Exercises 6.9 Validating Phone Numbers

142

(1)

Exercises 6.10 Validating Email Addresses

143

(1)

Challenge

143

(1)

Exercises 6.11 Fizz Buzz

143

(2)

Lesson 7 Pulling It All Together: Income Tax Calculator

145

(28)

Getting Started

146

(1)

Step 1 Gather Requirements

146

(2)

Values in Use

147

(1)

User Interface

147

(1)

Other Standards

148

(1)

Step 2 Design the Program

148

(1)

Step 3 Create the Inputs

148

(2)

Step 4 Calculate the Taxable Income

150

(2)

Step 5 Calculate the Tax Rate

152

(12)

Add a Conditional Statement

154

(2)

Create Nested Conditionals

156

(8)

Step 6 Update the Application

164

(4)

What About Negative Taxable Incomes?

166

(2)

Does Code Compare to Standards?

168

(1)

Step 7 Address the UI

168

(3)

On Your Own

171

(1)

Summary

172

(1)

PART II Organizing Code and Data in Co

173

(204)

Lesson 8 Using Functions

175

(20)

Defining a Function

175

(10)

Using Multiple Functions

177

(2)

Functions with No Return Values

179

(1)

Functions with Multiple Return Values

180

(1)

Returning Different Types

181

(2)

Returning Named Types

183

(1)

Skipping a Return Value

184

(1)

Variadic Functions

185

(1)

Recursion

186

(1)

Function as a Value

187

(1)

Closures

188

(2)

Summary

190

(1)

Exercises

191

(4)

Exercises 8.1 Creating Your Own Functions

191

(1)

Exercises 8.2 Spheres

191

(1)

Exercises 8.3 What Does the Fox Say?

192

(1)

Exercises 8.4 Using Recursion

192

(1)

Exercises 8.5 Fibonacci Function

192

(1)

Exercises 8.6 A Calculator

192

(3)

Lesson 9 Accessing Arrays

195

(20)

Declaring an Array

196

(7)

Assigning a Value to an Array Element

196

(2)

Basic Rules of Arrays

198

(3)

Similarity of an Array Element and Variable

201

(2)

Declaring and Initializing an Array

203

(1)

Inferring Array Size

204

(1)

Using a for Loop to Define an Array

205

(1)

Using Range with an Array

206

(1)

Creating Multidimensional Arrays

207

(2)

Duplicating an Array

209

(1)

Comparing Arrays

210

(2)

Summary

212

(1)

Exercises

212

(3)

Exercises 9.1 Two Arrays

212

(1)

Exercises 9.2 Th ree Arrays

213

(1)

Exercises 9.3 For Evens

213

(1)

Exercises 9.4 Moving from One to Another

213

(1)

Exercises 9.5 Forward and Backward

213

(1)

Exercises 9.6 Two Dimensions of Four

213

(1)

Exercises 9.7 Duplicating

214

(1)

Exercises 9.8 Personal Data

214

(1)

Lesson 10 Working with Pointers

215

(22)

Creating a Pointer

215

(7)

Initializing a Pointer

217

(1)

Declaring and Initializing a Pointer

218

(1)

Using Dynamic Typing

219

(1)

Pointers of Different Types

219

(3)

Accessing the Stored Value of a Pointer

222

(1)

Understanding nil Pointers

223

(2)

Using Pointers to Change Variables

225

(1)

Comparing Pointers

226

(1)

Working with an Array of Pointers

227

(3)

Changing Values in an Array

229

(1)

Using Pointers with Functions

230

(2)

Changing Values from a Function

231

(1)

Summary

232

(1)

Exercises

233

(4)

Exercises 10.1 Name, Age, and Gender

233

(1)

Exercises 10.2 User Input

233

(1)

Exercises 10.3 Playing with Pointers

234

(1)

Exercises 10.4 Full Name

235

(1)

Exercises 10.5 What's It Doing?

235

(1)

Exercises 10.6 Reverse

236

(1)

Exercises 10.7 Sort

236

(1)

Lesson 11 Organizing with Structs

237

(26)

Declaring and Initializing a Struct

238

(4)

Retrieving Values from a Struct

239

(1)

Initializing a Struct When Declaring

240

(1)

Using the Short Assignment Operator

241

(1)

Using Key-Value Pairs with Structs

242

(3)

Using the new Keyword

245

(2)

Pointers and Structs

247

(1)

Nested Structs

248

(2)

Adding Methods to a Struct

250

(2)

Type and Value

252

(2)

Comparing Structs

254

(2)

Summary

256

(1)

Exercises

256

(7)

Exercises 11.1 Addressing an Envelope

257

(1)

Exercises 11.2 Name

257

(1)

Exercises 11.3 Full Name

257

(1)

Exercises 11.4 Address Book

257

(1)

Exercises 11.5 Passing a Struct

258

(1)

Exercises 11.6 Nesting Practice

258

(1)

Exercises 11.7 Burger Shop

259

(2)

Challenges

261

(2)

Lesson 12 Accessing Slices

263

(24)

How Slices Work

264

(1)

Slice an Array

265

(3)

Using (en and cap

266

(1)

Using Shortcuts

267

(1)

Changing the Size of a Slice

268

(2)

Iterating Through a Slice

270

(1)

The make Function

271

(1)

Creating a Slice Variable with var

272

(1)

Working with Slice Elements

273

(5)

Replacing an Element in a Slice

273

(1)

Working with Empty Slices

274

(1)

Working with a Section of a Slice

275

(2)

Using range with Slices

277

(1)

Appending to a Slice Using the append Function

278

(1)

Copying a Slice

278

(2)

Creating a Slice Using the new Keyword

280

(2)

Removing an Item from a Slice

282

(1)

Summary

283

(1)

Exercises

283

(4)

Exercises 12.1 Alphabet

284

(1)

Exercises 12.2 Count the Letters

284

(1)

Exercises 12.3 An Average Word

284

(1)

Exercises 12.4 Student Names

285

(1)

Exercises 12.5 No Blanks

285

(1)

Exercises 12.6 Slicing Numbers Together

285

(2)

Lesson 13 Manipulating Maps

287

(18)

Defining a Map

287

(4)

Maintaining Type

289

(1)

Duplicating Keys

290

(1)

Empty Maps

291

(1)

Creating a Map Using make

292

(2)

Map Length

294

(1)

Retrieving Map Elements

294

(2)

Checking for a Key

296

(2)

Iterating Through a Map

298

(1)

Deleting Map Elements

299

(2)

Literal Declarations in Maps

301

(1)

Summary

302

(1)

Exercises

302

(3)

Exercises 13.1 Creating Your Own Map

303

(1)

Exercises 13.2 User Input

303

(1)

Exercises 13.3 Looping

303

(1)

Exercises 13.4 Does It Exist?

303

(1)

Exercises 13.5 State Populations

304

(1)

Exercises 13.6 Keyword Search

304

(1)

Lesson 14 Creating Methods

305

(20)

Working with Methods

305

(2)

Defining a Method

307

(2)

Using Pointers with Methods

309

(3)

Naming Methods

312

(2)

Working with Value Receivers and Arguments

314

(3)

Working with Pointer Receivers and Arguments

317

(2)

Summary

319

(1)

Exercises

320

(5)

Exercises 14.1 Functioning with Integers

320

(1)

Exercises 14.2 Methods with Integers

321

(1)

Exercises 14.3 Volume of a Solid

321

(1)

Exercises 14.4 Banking Terminal

321

(1)

Bank Account

321

(1)

Wallet

322

(1)

Define the Methods

322

(1)

Main Function

323

(1)

Challenge

323

(2)

Lesson 15 Adding Interfaces

325

(18)

Creating an Interface

325

(3)

Interfaces and Code Reusability

328

(2)

Static vs. Dynamic Interface Types

330

(2)

Empty Interfaces

332

(1)

Checking an Interface Type

332

(2)

Multiple Interfaces

334

(3)

Embedded Interfaces

337

(2)

Summary

339

(1)

Exercises

339

(4)

Exercises 15.1 Rectangle Sides

340

(1)

Exercises 15.2 Rectangle Space

340

(1)

Exercises 15.3 Rectangle Borders

340

(1)

Exercises 15.4 Triangles and Rectangles

341

(1)

Exercises 15.5 Circles and Other Shapes

341

(2)

Lesson 16 Pulling It All Together: Building a Burger Shop

343

(34)

Requirements for Our Application

344

(1)

Planning the Code

344

(1)

Creating the Structs

345

(14)

Creating a durger Struct

346

(4)

Creating a drink Struct

350

(2)

Creating a side Struct

352

(2)

Creating a combo Struct

354

(3)

Creating the oraerStruct

357

(2)

Creating the Helper Functions

359

(5)

Ordering a Burger

361

(1)

Ordering a Side

362

(1)

Ordering a Drink

363

(1)

Ordering a Combo

364

(1)

Tying the Code Together

364

(3)

Summary

367

(1)

The Full Burger Shop Listing

367

(10)

PART III Creating Job Ready Solutions in Co

377

(148)

Lesson 17 Handling Errors

379

(16)

Errors in Co Programs

379

(1)

The Go Error Type

380

(2)

Custom Error Handling

382

(1)

Error Methods

383

(2)

Errorf

385

(2)

Blank Identifiers

387

(1)

Error Messages with Structs

388

(2)

Multiple Custom Error Messages

390

(3)

Summary

393

(1)

Exercises

393

(2)

Exercises 17.1 Not an Error

394

(1)

Exercises 17.2 Greedy Withdrawal

394

(1)

Exercises 17.3 Extending the Banking Application

394

(1)

Exercises 17.4 On Your Own

394

(1)

Lesson 18 Concurrency

395

(26)

Using Concurrency

395

(5)

The Role of the Operating System

396

(1)

Problems with Concurrency

397

(1)

Mutual Exclusion

398

(2)

Parallelism

400

(2)

Implementing Parallelism

400

(1)

Preventing Problems with Parallelism

401

(1)

Using Coroutines

402

(3)

Multiple Coroutines

405

(3)

Working with Channels

408

(4)

Creating a Channel Using make

409

(1)

Channels and Concurrency

409

(2)

Adding a Delay

411

(1)

Channels with Multiple Coroutines

412

(1)

Closing Channels

413

(2)

Iterating Through a Channel

415

(2)

Summary

417

(1)

Exercises

418

(3)

Exercises 18.1 Counting Up and Down

418

(1)

Exercises 18.2 Passing to a Goroutine

418

(1)

Exercises 18.3 Rolling the Die

419

(1)

Exercises 18.4 Rolling the Dice

419

(2)

Lesson 19 Sorting and Data Processing

421

(32)

Sorting

422

(7)

Checking Sorted Values

423

(2)

Custom Sort Functions

425

(2)

Reversing the Sort Order

427

(2)

Time and Date Operations

429

(16)

Defining a Time

431

(1)

Comparing Times

432

(2)

Time Math

434

(1)

Determining Date Differences

435

(1)

Adding a Duration to a Date/Time

436

(2)

Adding Hours, Minutes, and Seconds

438

(1)

Adding Years, Months, and Days

439

(2)

Parsing Time

441

(2)

Working with Unix Time

443

(1)

Formatting Standard Times

443

(2)

Regular Expressions

445

(3)

Summary

448

(1)

Exercises

448

(5)

Exercises 19.1 Sorting Floats

448

(1)

Exercises 19.2 Sorting Student Grades

449

(1)

Exercises 19.3 Knowing What Time It Is

449

(1)

Exercises 19.4 Working with Dates

449

(1)

Exercises 19.5 String Searching

450

(1)

Exercises 19.6 More String Searching

450

(1)

Exercises 19.7 Date-Time Calculator

450

(1)

Calculator 1 Time Duration

451

(1)

Calculator 2 Add Time to or Subtract Time from a Date

452

(1)

Calculator 3 Age Calculator

452

(1)

Lesson 20 File I/O and OS Operations

453

(32)

Reading a File

454

(11)

The panic Function

456

(1)

Reading a Subset of a File

457

(2)

The de/erStatement

459

(1)

Reading a File from a Specific Starting Point

460

(1)

Buffered Reader

461

(1)

Reading a File Line by Line

462

(3)

Writing to a File

465

(5)

Creating a New File

467

(1)

Buffered Writer

468

(2)

Working with Directories

470

(9)

Creating a Directory

471

(1)

Deleting a Directory

472

(1)

Creating a Directory Tree

473

(1)

Listing Directory Contents

474

(1)

Changing a Directory

475

(2)

Temporary Files and Directories

477

(2)

Command-Line Arguments

479

(1)

Summary

480

(1)

Exercises

481

(4)

Exercises 20.1 Text Filing

481

(1)

Exercises 20.2 Jumping Around

482

(1)

Exercises 20.3 Counting Letters

482

(1)

Exercises 20.4 Copying a File

482

(1)

Exercises 20.5 Copying a File, Take 2

482

(1)

Exercises 20.6 Burger Shop

483

(2)

Lesson 21 Pulling It All Together: Word Analysis in Co

485

(40)

Examining the Data

486

(2)

Reading the Review Data

488

(9)

Returning the Reviews

495

(2)

Tokenizing an Input String

497

(5)

Identifying and Replacing Punctuation with a Space

498

(2)

Converting Input Text to Lowercase

500

(1)

Splitting the String into Words

501

(1)

Creating a Tokenize Function

502

(2)

Tokenizing an Input Review

503

(1)

Tokenizing the Entire Dataset

504

(1)

Counting the Words in Each Review

504

(2)

Tokenizing and Counting the Reviews

506

(3)

Designing Improvements

509

(11)

Improvement 1 Improving the Structs

509

(1)

Update readJson_file

510

(2)

Update to Tokenize

512

(1)

Main Function Update

512

(2)

Word Count Update

514

(1)

Improvement 2 Adding Custom Error and Exception Handling

515

(1)

Improvement 3 Improving Tokenizing

516

(2)

Improvement 4 Improving Word Counting

518

(2)

Possible Further Improvements

520

(1)

Final Code Listing

520

(4)

Summary

524

(1)

PART IV Advanced Topics for Co Development

525

(126)

Lesson 22 Testing

527

(34)

Test-Driven Development

527

(1)

Testing Levels

528

(1)

The TDD Workflow

529

(2)

The TDD Process

530

(1)

Advantages of TDD

530

(1)

The Testing Package

531

(3)

Creating the Program

531

(1)

Writing the Test

531

(2)

Running the Test

533

(1)

Tutorial: Test-Driven Development

534

(21)

First Test: String Representation of Dollar Amount

535

(1)

Add a Test

535

(1)

Write the Program

536

(1)

Run the Test

536

(1)

Second Test: Test with Other Values

537

(1)

Add a Test

537

(1)

Reconfigure the Test

538

(1)

Reconfigure the Program

539

(1)

Run the Test

540

(1)

Third Test: Operation Output

540

(1)

Add a Test

540

(1)

Reconfigure the Program

541

(1)

Run the Test

542

(1)

Test the Test

543

(1)

Refactor Subtract FormatAmount

544

(1)

Run the Test

545

(1)

Examining the Tests

545

(1)

Test Coverage

545

(1)

Coverage Reports

546

(1)

Fourth Test: Include Subtraction

546

(1)

Add a Test

547

(2)

Refactor the Program

549

(1)

Run the Test

550

(1)

Final Tests: Look at input Values

550

(1)

Add a Test

551

(1)

Update the Tests

551

(2)

Refactor the Program

553

(1)

Run the Test

554

(1)

Behavior-Driven Development

555

(4)

Goals of Behavior-Driven Development

555

(1)

Avoiding Failure

556

(1)

Behavior Specifications

557

(1)

Defining User Stories

558

(1)

Specification Workshops

558

(1)

Executable Specifications

558

(1)

Summary

559

(1)

Exercises

559

(2)

Exercises 22.1 Breaking the Square

559

(1)

Exercises 22.2 Adding More to Dollar

559

(2)

Lesson 23 API Development Tutorial

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Overview and Requirements

561

(1)

Step 1 Create the Dataset and a Simple API

562

(9)

Defining the Dataset

563

(1)

The homePage Function

564

(1)

Return Handler

565

(1)

Handling and Routing Incoming Requests

565

(1)

Adding Data

566

(1)

Executing the Request Handler

566

(2)

Running the Program

568

(3)

Step 2 Add a Router Gorilla Mux

571

(3)

Step 3 Retrieve a Record

574

(4)

Retrieving a Specific Record

574

(1)

Testing the Updates

575

(3)

Step 4 Add a New Record

578

(6)

Step 5 Delete a Record

584

(4)

Summary

588

(1)

Exercises

588

(3)

Exercises 23.1 Students

589

(1)

Exercises 23.2 Student Name

589

(1)

Exercises 23.3 Going Local

589

(2)

Lesson 24 Working with gRPC

591

(16)

Working with gRPC

592

(1)

Setting Up the Services

592

(3)

Git

592

(1)

GRPC

593

(1)

Protobuf

593

(1)

Protoc

594

(1)

User Directory

595

(1)

Creating a Server

595

(1)

Creating a gRPC Server

596

(1)

Creating the Chat Service

597

(2)

Updating the Server Code to Include the Chat Service

599

(1)

Creating the chat Package

600

(1)

Creating a Client

601

(2)

Running the Server and the Client

603

(1)

Summary

604

(1)

Exercises

604

(3)

Exercises 24.1 Chat Assistant

604

(1)

Exercises 24.2 The Real Weather

605

(1)

Exercises 24.3 Adding Stock

605

(2)

Lesson 25 Pulling It All Together: Using Smart Data

607

(38)

Project Overview

608

(1)

Designing Our API

608

(3)

Implementing the gRPC Server

611

(24)

The Geolocation Server Shell

612

(4)

Accessing Google Location Data

616

(1)

Updating geolocation.go

617

(2)

Updating client_geolocation.go

619

(2)

The Finance Server Shell

621

(3)

Accessing Yahoo Finance Quotes

624

(3)

Signing Up for a Yahoo Finance API Key

627

(1)

Querying the Yahoo Finance API Programmatically

627

(4)

Updating GetQuoteData

631

(2)

Testing Our Quote RPC

633

(2)

Creating the API

635

(9)

Implementing the getCeoLocationData Endpoints

637

(1)

Implementing the getQuote Endpoint

638

(1)

Updating the api.go File

639

(5)

Summary

644

(1)

Lesson 26 Using Modules

645

(6)

Getting Started with Modules

645

(1)

Step 1 Create the Project Directory

645

(1)

Step 2 Create Your Program(s)

646

(1)

Step 3 Create a Test Program

647

(1)

Step 4 Create the go.modFile

647

(1)

Step 5 Test the Module

648

(1)

Step 6 Using the Module

648

(1)

Naming Module Functions

649

(1)

Summary

649

(1)

Exercises

649

(2)

Exercises 26.1 Shouting Text

650

(1)

Exercises 26.2 Shouting Correctly

650

(1)

Exercises 26.3 Shout It!

650

(1)

Exercises 26.4 On Your Own

650

(1)

Appendix: File Permissions and Access Rights

651

(4)

Index

655

HAYTHEM BALTI, PhD, is an associate dean at Wiley Edge. He has created courses used by thousands of Software Guild and Wiley Edge (formerly mthree) alumni to learn Go, Java, Python, and other development and data science skills.

KIMBERLY A. WEISS is a Senior Manager of Curriculum Operations for Wiley Edge. She has worked with multiple universities as well as corporate training settings to develop interactive instructional content appropriate for the target learners and course goals, specializing in software development courses.

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