Thanks, Sean & Eli for the recommendations- I’ll check them out. - Ken
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> On Dec 10, 2022, at 1:01 PM, 'Sean Liao' via golang-nuts
> wrote:
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> consider something like https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/go/
> if you just need a brief refresher on syntax/core concepts
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> -
Financial applications are, indeed, typically written using some sort of
integer representation; some that I've worked with require smaller than
"penny" level representations, say, for commodity pricing. I have seen
accounting done with floating point. It didn't end well. One of the
problems is tha
r go1.11 beta build in module
> mode?
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> If so, it could have been https://golang.org/issue/26869.
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> On Thursday, August 9, 2018 at 4:35:31 PM UTC-4, Ken MacDonald wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> Just attempted to install 1.11beta3. Using the following instructions,
&g
Hi,
Just attempted to install 1.11beta3. Using the following instructions, the
"go get" portion appears to have succeeded, but "go1.11beta3 download"
fails with "bash: go1.11beta3: command not found". This worked fine on my
Mac, but trying on a CentOS system now. Suggestions welcome.
> If you
Hi Kiki,
Thanks - the first part did the trick! I'd have posted what I had tried,
except that I tried probably a dozen variations on different themes, and
can't even remember them all Also, appreciate the second part of your
example - that may come up useful someday.
I've got a couple of thing
You should not need to wait for more than a single response if any of the
responses will do the job. I've done this querying several distributed DBs
for an answer, and just taking the one that comes back fastest.
On Tue, Oct 25, 2016 at 2:53 AM, wrote:
> in my case, i have serval child routine f
I'm parsing a fairly large XML stream using "encoding/xml"; most of it
seems to work fine, but I have a couple of bits like:
4.00
10.00
and:
1
2
3
7
8
10
where I haven't been able extract those values as an array. I would like to
get the values back as strings, not numerics. I've tried a
