Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 8: Max goroutine numberIn Go interviews, one question that sometimes catches candidates off guard is about the “maximum number of goroutines that can be…3d ago3d ago
Harutyun MardirossianResult<T, E> type in PHPI’ve always been a huge fan of both Rust and GoLang. Their approaches to programming, particularly in error handling, have resonated with…Oct 26Oct 26
Harutyun MardirossianThe Best Resources for Learning GolangHi there! I haven’t introduced myself yet, as I haven’t had the chance. My name is Harutyun {ha.root.eeoon}, and I’m a Software Engineer…Sep 7Sep 7
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 7: Data RaceHere is another code review interview question for you. This question is more advanced than the previous ones and is targeted toward a…Sep 6Sep 6
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 6: NonBlocking ReadThis problem is more related to code review. It requires knowledge about channels and select cases, also blocking, making it one of the…Jul 151Jul 151
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 5: interface == nilAnother topic I would like to discuss in these series is the interface to nil comparison problem. This question is frequently asked during…Jul 2Jul 2
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 4: Concurrent ConsumptionI want to discuss an example that is very interesting. I was surprised that many experienced developers were unable to answer it correctly…Jul 2Jul 2
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 3: nil receiversI have one more tricky interview question to discuss in this series. This one is related to function receivers and methods in golang…Jun 131Jun 131
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions — Part 2 — BigO of len(…)An example I want to discuss is quite simple and requires knowledge about how some data types are constructed under the hood.May 30May 30
Harutyun MardirossianTricky Golang interview questions. Part 1: Slice HeaderThis series is for those who are already familiar with Go and want to prepare for challenging and tricky interview questions.May 221May 221
