Golang Find Output Programs
- Golang Basics | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Basics | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Basics | Find Output Programs | Set 3
- Golang Basics | Find Output Programs | Set 4
- Golang Basics | Find Output Programs | Set 5
- Golang If/Else | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang If/Else | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Switch | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Switch | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang goto, break, continue | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang goto, break, continue | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang const, Type Casting | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang const, Type Casting | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang for Loop | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang for Loop | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang for Loop | Find Output Programs | Set 3
- Golang Functions | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Functions | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Recursion | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Recursion | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Strings | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Closures | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Closures | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Arrays | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Arrays | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Arrays | Find Output Programs | Set 3
- Golang Structures | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Structures | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Pointers | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Pointers | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Conversions | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Conversions | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Date & Time | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Date & Time | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Goroutine, Map, and Reflection | Find Output Programs | Set 1
- Golang Goroutine, Map, and Reflection | Find Output Programs | Set 2
- Golang Goroutine, Map, and Reflection | Find Output Programs | Set 3
- Golang Goroutine, Map, and Reflection | Find Output Programs | Set 4
Answer Program 1:
Output:
Explanation:
In the above program, we created an integer variable var1. The fmt.Printf() function returns the total number of printed characters. Then we assigned the result of fmt.Printf() to the var1 which is the total number of printed characters.
Answer Program 2:
Output:
Explanation:
Function fmt.Println() returns the total number of printed characters. Thus, the statement fmt.Println("Hello World") will print "Hello World" and a new line character, so the total number of printed characters will be 12.
Answer Program 3:
Output:
Explanation:
Function fmt.Print() returns the total number of printed characters. Thus, the statement fmt.Print("Hello World") will print "Hello World" without a new line character, so the total number of printed characters will be 11.
Answer Program 4:
Output:
Explanation:
Nothing will print because string var1 is declared but not initialized with any string.
Answer Program 5:
Output:
Explanation:
In the above program, we created three variables without specifying the data types. Golang auto detects the type of the variables based on initialized value.
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