An overview of the

You can also create a fragment or array of bool data type in Golang. In fact, fragments or arrays of any data type can be created in Go. This tutorial contains simple examples of creating a shard or array of bool data type in Golang.

It should be added here that in Golang, arrays are fixed size, while fragments can have variable size. More details here

Array – https://golangbyexample.com/understanding-array-golang-complete-guide/

Slice – https://golangbyexample.com/slice-in-golang/

Fragments of a Bool

package main

import "fmt"

func main(a) {

	//First Way
	var booleans_first []bool
	booleans_first = append(booleans_first, true)
	booleans_first = append(booleans_first, false)
	booleans_first = append(booleans_first, true)

	fmt.Println("Output for First slice of booleans")
	for _, c := range booleans_first {
		fmt.Println(c)
	}

	//Second Way
	booleans_second := make([]bool.3)
	booleans_second[0] = false
	booleans_second[1] = true
	booleans_second[2] = false

	fmt.Println("\nOutput for Second slice of booleans")
	for _, c := range booleans_second {
		fmt.Println(c)
	}
}
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The output

Output for First slice of booleans
true
false
true

Output for Second slice of booleans
false
true
false
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There are two ways we can create a slice of bool. The first way is

var booleans_first []bool
booleans_first = append(booleans_first, true)
booleans_first = append(booleans_first, false)
booleans_first = append(booleans_first, true)
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In the second way, we use the make command to create a slice of bool

booleans_second := make([]bool.3)
booleans_second[0] = false
booleans_second[1] = true
booleans_second[2] = false
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Either way. So that’s how we create a fragment of bool, right

Boolean array

package main

import "fmt"

func main(a) {

	var booleans_first [3]bool

	booleans_first[0] = true
	booleans_first[1] = false
	booleans_first[2] = true

	fmt.Println("Output for First Array of booleans")
	for _, c := range booleans_first {
		fmt.Println(c)
	}

	booleans_second := [3]bool{
		false.true.false,
	}

	fmt.Println("\nOutput for Second Array of booleans")
	for _, c := range booleans_second {
		fmt.Println(c)
	}
}
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The output

Output for First Array of booleans
true
false
true

Output for Second Array of booleans
false
true
false
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There are two ways to create arrays. The first way is

var booleans_first [3]bool
booleans_first[0] = true
booleans_first[1] = false
booleans_first[2] = true
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In the second way, we initialize the array directly with the created Boolean value

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Take a look at our advanced Golang tutorial. This series of tutorials is carefully designed and we try to cover all the concepts with examples. This tutorial is for those who want to gain professional knowledge and a solid understanding of Golang – Golang Advanced Tutorial

If you are interested in learning how to implement all design patterns in Golang. If so, then this article is for you — All Design Patterns Golang

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