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How to Be a Good Programmer
When you join the Go team, don't try to be as your way through the interview. That's great advice generally, I think. And so stick to what you know. You're not being evaluated on the stuff you don't know. So I didn't know any Go, but that was okay. But yes, so zero days started working in Go. It's not a hard language to learn. How do you explain this to a really beginning programmer? There are types that are sort of reference-ish, like slices and maps. Slice maps are really reference types. If you pass a map and it gets modified, you'll see the modifications. This is quite unusual for me