It may be 21 years old and counting, but the object-oriented programming language Java isn’t going away anytime soon. In 2015, Java was named the “Programming Language of the Year” on the TIOBE Index. Considering that it was up against...
Looking to learn a new programming language? If you have a passion for coding, you should consider JavaScript. Originally launched back in 1995 by Netscape, it’s a dynamic, multipurpose language that’s employed by the majority of websites. Just check out...
Welcome to Golang certification class number 19—How to use interfaces in Golang programming. Today, we’ll be discussing how you can define and use interfaces in Golang programming. Let’s begin by discussing why interfaces are necessary in programming. An interface is...
We’ve so far discussed how you can declare and initialize maps in Golang. In this blog post, we discuss how you can use loops to implement your Golang maps. We use loops in maps to initialize a block of several...
Congratulations on your decision to learn HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Consisting of elements and tags, it’s the markup language used to create webpages. As a beginner, though, you may feel overwhelmed at the sheer amount of tutorials and information available...
We’ve so far discussed how you can declare and initialize arrays and slices in Golang. In this blog post, we discuss how you can use loops to initialize your arrays and slices. Why do we need loops when initializing some...
In our previous blogs, we’ve discussed Golang’s data types, arrays and slices. In this tutorial, we present a one more in-built type—the maps. By the end of the class, you should have learnt how to use maps in your Golang...
In this class, we’ll discuss how to use arrays and slices in Golang. By the end of the tutorial, you’ll be in a position to declare and use arrays and slices in Golang. Let’s start by looking at the differences...
In this class, we’ll be covering how you can use conditionals in Golang. So, let’s dive in and find out how to use conditionals in Golang. You might be thinking, “What are conditionals?” Well, conditionals are expressions that result to...
Operators are symbols that tell the compiler to perform specific operations that may be mathematical, relational or logical. The Golang programming language has a rich in in-built operators that can be grouped into: Arithmetic Operators, Relational Operators, Logical Operators, Bitwise...