Yoon H. - Go 1.19+. Mini Reference [2022, PDF, ENG] torrent

Книги и журналы » Компьютерная литература » Программирование (книги)

Go 1.19+. Mini Reference / Малый справочник по Go

Год издания: 2022
Автор: Harry Yoon

Издательство: Coding Books Press
ISBN: 979-8353247326
Язык: Английский

Формат: PDF
Качество: Издательский макет или текст (eBook)
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Количество страниц: 184

Описание: This book is an informal language reference. It goes through the essential elements of the Go programming language grammar. This book will not teach you how to program in Go if you are a complete beginner. Books like this can be rather useful in various stages of your learning, but you will need some experience with Go or other similar languages to be able to take advantage of what this book has to offer.

Although the book is written as a reference, you can read it more or less from beginning to end and you should be able to get the overall picture of the Go language if you have some prior experience with programming in Go or other similar C-style languages.
[hr]
Эта книга является неформальным справочником по языку. Она проходит через основные элементы грамматики языка программирования Go. Эта книга не научит вас программировать на Go, если вы совсем новичок. Книги, подобные этой, могут быть весьма полезны на разных этапах вашего обучения, но вам потребуется некоторый опыт работы с Go или другими подобными языками, чтобы иметь возможность воспользоваться преимуществами, которые может предложить эта книга.

Хотя книга написана как справочник, вы можете прочитать ее более или менее от начала до конца, и вы сможете получить общее представление о языке Go, если у вас есть некоторый предыдущий опыт программирования на Go или другом языке в стиле C.
[spoiler="Примеры страниц"]

[/spoiler]
[spoiler="Оглавление"]
1. Introduction

2. Packages
2.1. Source File Organization
2.2. Package Clause
2.3. Import Declarations
2.3.1. Importing for side effects
2.4. Top-Level Statements

3. Program Initialization and Execution
3.1. Program Execution
3.2. Initialization
3.2.1. Constants
3.2.2. Variables
3.2.3. Zero values
3.2.4. Package initialization
3.2.5. The init functions
3.3. The go Command

4. Go Modules and Workspaces
4.1. Go Module
4.1.1. The go.mod file
4.2. Go Workspace
4.2.1. The go.work file

5. Lexical Elements
5.1. Comments
5.2. Semicolons
5.3. Tokens
5.4. Identifiers
5.5. Keywords
5.6. Operators and Punctuation
5.7. Literals
5.7.1. Integer literals
5.7.2. Floating-point literals
5.7.3. Imaginary literals
5.7.4. Rune literals
5.7.5. String literals

6. Declarations and Scope
6.1. Declarations
6.2. Top-Level Declarations
6.3. Blocks
6.4. Scoping
6.5. Label Scopes
6.6. Blank Identifier
6.7. Exporting Identifiers

7. Constants
7.1. Constant Declarations
7.2. Constants
7.3. Iota

8. Variables
8.1. Variable Declarations
8.2. Short Variable Declarations
8.3. Variable Re-Declarations
8.4. The Builtin new Function
8.5. The Builtin make Function

9. Types
9.1. Types (And Generic Types)
9.2. Method Sets
9.3. Underlying Types
9.4. Type Declarations
9.4.1. Alias declarations
9.4.2. Type definitions
9.5. Type Parameter Lists
9.5.1. Type constraints
9.6. Predeclared Types
9.6.1. Interface types
9.6.2. Boolean types
9.6.3. Numeric types
9.6.4. String types
9.7. Array Types
9.7.1. Indexing
9.7.2. Array literal
9.7.3. Multi-dimensional arrays
9.8. Slice Types
9.8.1. Slice construction
9.8.2. The append function
9.9. Map Types
9.9.1. Key types
9.9.2. Map construction
9.9.3. Indexing
9.9.4. Deleting elements
9.10. Channel Types
9.10.1. Channel capacity
9.11. Pointer Types
9.12. Struct Types
9.12.1. Embedded Fields
9.12.2. Tags
9.12.3. Generic structs

10. Interfaces
10.1. Interface Types
10.1.1. Embedded interface elements
10.2. Type Sets
10.3. Implementing Interfaces
10.4. Basic Interfaces
10.5. General Interfaces

11. Functions
11.1. Function Types
11.1.1. Variadic functions
11.2. Function Declarations
11.3. Generic Functions
11.4. Function Literals

12. Methods
12.1. Method Declarations

13. Expressions
13.1. Operands
13.2. Addressable Expressions
13.3. Primary Expressions
13.4. Constant Expressions
13.4.1. Conversions
13.5. Composite Literals
13.6. Index Expressions
13.7. Slice Expressions
13.7.1. Substrings
13.7.2. Slices
13.8. Selectors
13.9. Function and Method Calls
13.9.1. Passing arguments to ... parameters
13.10. Conversions
13.11. Type Assertions
13.11.1. Type assertions in assignments
13.12. Operators
13.12.1. Logical operators
13.12.2. Relational operators
13.12.3. Additive operators
13.12.4. Multiplicative operators
13.12.5. Unary operators
13.12.6. Operator precedence
13.13. Arithmetic Operators
13.13.1. String concatenation
13.14. Comparison operators
13.15. Logical Operators
13.16. Address Operators
13.17. Receive Operator
13.17.1. Receive operator in assignments

14. Statements
14.1. Empty statements
14.2. Assignments
14.2.1. The left-hand side operand
14.3. Increment - Decrement Statements
14.4. Expression Statements
14.5. Send Statements
14.6. If Statements
14.7. Labeled statements
14.8. For Statements
14.8.1. Infinite for loops
14.8.2. For statements with single condition
14.8.3. For statements with for clause
14.8.4. For statements with range clause
14.9. Switch Statements
14.9.1. Expression switches
14.9.2. Type switches
14.10. Select Statements
14.11. Fallthrough Statements
14.12. Continue Statements
14.13. Break Statements
14.14. Goto Statements
14.15. Defer Statements
14.16. Return Statements
14.16.1. Functions without a result type
14.16.2. Functions with a result type
14.17. Go Statements

15. Errors
15.1. The error Interface
15.2. Run-Time Panics
15.2.1. The builtin panic function
15.2.2. The builtin recover function

16. Example Code (Bonus)
16.1. An Informal Introduction to Generics
16.2. A Generic Stack
16.2.1. Workspace setup
16.2.2. The stack library
16.2.3. The driver program
16.3. Exercises
[/spoiler]