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| 163 | + <h1 class="post-title"><a href="/posts/cli_golang/">CLI Golang</a></h1> |
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| 185 | + CLI and Golang # For some time, have wanted to dabble a little more on Golang. After working on an intro course at ACG (A Cloud Guru) and learning Golang, I got to say it is a straightforward language with some powerful features. Creating a CLI tool with Golang has been a good experience. The language has some unique character and made with some legendary programmers in our time: |
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362 | | - After dabblingly in a few programming languages like javascript, bash, and python, I finally biting the bullet and trying out C++, as low-level features and high-level abstraction, I figure this would boost my coding skills and get me closer into more development. So far, the language is not as scary as many make it be. Let touch on a few things on why C++ is good to learn. |
363 | | -First The Community # The language itself has many followers, and many business use C++ for varies of reason. |
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