Convert string to integer type in Go
Learn various methods to convert a string to an integer in Golang. This guide includes code examples and explanations for strconv.Atoi, strconv.ParseInt, and strconv.ParseFloat functions
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Srinivas Ramakrishna
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Recent Articles By Srinivas Ramakrishna
Concatenate Two or More Slices in Go
Learn different methods for concatenating slices in Go, including using the built-in functions append() and copy(), and a for loop.
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Find the Type of an Object in Go
Learn how to determine the type of an object in Go using the reflect package, the fmt package, and interface{}
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Check if a file exists in Go
Learn how to check if a file exists in Golang using various methods such as os.Stat(), os.Open(), os.IsExist(), ioutil.ReadFile().
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Read file line by line in Go
Learn different ways to read a file line by line in Go, including code examples and explanations. Use the bufio, ioutil, and os packages to accomplish this task efficiently.
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Check if a string is empty in Go
The most common ways to check if a string is empty in Go is using the `len()` function, the `==` operator, the `strings.TrimSpace()` function, and the `strings.Trim()` function.
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Go Base64
Learn how to use the base64 package in Go to encode and decode data, including the differences between the Encode and EncodeToString functions and the Decode and DecodeString functions.
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Go List All Files in a Directory
Learn different ways to list all files in a directory in Go, including using the os package, ioutil package, filepath.Walk function and filepath.Glob function.
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Go Get the file size
Go provides a simple and efficient way to get the size of a file using the `os.Stat()` function.
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Go JSON
Learn how to use Go's built-in encoding/json package for encoding and decoding JSON, reading and writing JSON from/to a file, and parsing JSON from an HTTP response.
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