garethnic
Effective Go Recipes: Grammar tweaks
Title: Effective Go Recipes (page ix | 10 of 234)
" To use this book, should also be familiar with working in the terminal, and know some client-server terms and technologies such as HTTP and sockets."
" To use this book, you should also be familiar with working in the terminal, and know some client-server terms and technologies such as HTTP and sockets."
Title: Effective Go Recipes (page x | 11 of 234)
“At website of the book.”
“At the website of the book.”
Title: Effective Go Recipes (page 1 | 12 of 234)
“These interfaces are implement by files, sockets, HTTP response bodies and more.”
"These interfaces are implemented by files, sockets, HTTP response bodies and more.
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tebeka
Author of Go Brain Teasers
Thanks! It should be fixed in the next version.
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