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On the illustration of slices, s2 Len is pointing to 7 but it should be pointing at 6 (right hand side of the illustration).
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In page 66 it reads:
“There’s no single font that can display all fonts in the Unicode specification.”
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Title: G Brain Teasers: pages 3,4,5 (page number)
Text refers to 355 / 113.0, but the graphics shows 22 / 7.0
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In page 66 it reads:
“There’s no single font that can display all fonts in the Unicode specification.”
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“There’s no single...
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On the illustration of slices, s2 Len is pointing to 7 but it should be pointing at 6 (right hand side of the illustration).
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Miki Tebeka @tebeka
edited by Margaret Eldridge @Margaret
This book contains 25 simple Go programs and will challenge your understanding...
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Title: G Brain Teasers: pages 3,4,5 (page number)
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