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- Slices related:
- How to perfectly clone a slice?
- How to efficiently clone a slice?
- There is not a perfect way to clone slices in Go.
- When inserting slice elements, to get the best efficiency, it is best not to use the builtin append function.
- Go is not C, so there is not an extreme fast way to merge slices.
- Some details about byte slices and rune slices in Go.
- The capacity of the result byte (or rune) slice of a conversion from a string is unspecified.
- The support of builtin slice manipulations in Go is incomplete.
- Three index slice uses are often verbose.
- Assignments related:
- Some evaluation orders in multi value assignments are unspecified.
- An ambiguity of (or dispute on) the evaluation order of LHS (left hand side) items in a multi value assignment.
- Why Go supports multi value assignments and the influences of this decision.
- A proposal to make Go simpler by removing the := redeclaration syntax.
- Personal opinions:
- About the terminology "reference type" in Go.
- The main sell point of Go is not simplicity, but overall balance and flexibility.
- Small design details I like in Go.
What are named types?- Writing qualified Go benchmarks is not easy. (2). (3).
- Channel in Go is a bonus feature, expect channels to solve all problems is a mistake.
- Some summaries:
- Immutable/read-only values related:
- Lacking support for immutable values is a potential security threat for Go programs.
- The benefits of supporting immutable and read only values.
- A proposal to avoid duplicating underlying bytes when using strings as read only []byte arguments.
- An immutable value proposal to let Go support final exported values.
- A proposal to support read-only and practical immutable values in Go.
- Go immutable value proposal list.
- More facts and details:
- Others
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