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Basic Number Filtering
Exercise: Solve this problem in Go. Write code and test cases too.
Labels: Beginner
Time to complete: 1 day
What will you learn
How to write unit test cases.
How to design small functions for specific use cases.
Code reuse: reusing
evenandoddfunctions in Stories 4, 5 and 6, reusing various functions in stories 7 and 8.
How to compose multiple functions together? How to form a chain of functions?
Identify abstractions using higher order functions (functions that accept or return functions). i.e. using functions as first-class citizens.
Understand Go’s generics and whether and how these can be used to write generic methods that can operate on any type.
What will you learn
How to write unit test cases.
How to design small functions for specific use cases.
Code reuse: reusing
evenandoddfunctions in Stories 4, 5 and 6, reusing various functions in stories 7 and 8.
How to compose multiple functions together? How to form a chain of functions?
Identify abstractions using higher order functions (functions that accept or return functions). i.e. using functions as first-class citizens.
Understand Go’s generics and whether and how these can be used to write generic methods that can operate on any type.
What will you learn
How to write unit test cases.
How to design small functions for specific use cases.
Code reuse: reusing
evenandoddfunctions in Stories 4, 5 and 6, reusing various functions in stories 7 and 8.
How to compose multiple functions together? How to form a chain of functions?
Identify abstractions using higher order functions (functions that accept or return functions). i.e. using functions as first-class citizens.
Understand Go’s generics and whether and how these can be used to write generic methods that can operate on any type.
What will you learn
How to write unit test cases.
How to design small functions for specific use cases.
Code reuse: reusing
evenandoddfunctions in Stories 4, 5 and 6, reusing various functions in stories 7 and 8.
How to compose multiple functions together? How to form a chain of functions?
Identify abstractions using higher order functions (functions that accept or return functions). i.e. using functions as first-class citizens.
Understand Go’s generics and whether and how these can be used to write generic methods that can operate on any type.
What will you learn
How to write unit test cases.
How to design small functions for specific use cases.
Code reuse: reusing
evenandoddfunctions in Stories 4, 5 and 6, reusing various functions in stories 7 and 8.
How to compose multiple functions together? How to form a chain of functions?
Identify abstractions using higher order functions (functions that accept or return functions). i.e. using functions as first-class citizens.
Understand Go’s generics and whether and how these can be used to write generic methods that can operate on any type.
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