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Data & Structure

The four data structures every Go program is built from, and the sharp edges each one hides: a slice as a three-word header that can alias its neighbours, a map whose entries have no address, a string that is bytes rather than characters, structs and embedding as composition, and type parameters — with an honest account of when generics are the wrong reach.

Volume 17 · Part II · 5 chapters · 5 lessons
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What you'll learn

  • Slices: The Three-Word Header
  • Maps and Their Rules
  • Strings, Bytes & Runes
  • Structs, Embedding & Composition
  • Generics

Curriculum

3 modules · 5 lessons
Module 1The Built-in Collections2 lessons
Slices: The Three-Word HeaderPreview
Maps & Their Rules
Module 2Text1 lessons
Strings, Bytes & Runes
Module 3Types You Build2 lessons
Structs, Embedding & Composition
Generics

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