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- GitHub - barkimedes go-deepcopy: A Golang package for doing a deep copy . . .
This package is a Golang implementation for creating deep copies of virtually any kind of Go type This is a truly deep copy--every single value behind a pointer, every item in a slice or array, and every key and value in a map are all cloned so nothing is pointing to what it pointed to before
- How to Deep Copy or Duplicate a Slice in Go - Freshman
How to Deep Copy or Duplicate a Slice in Go This article provides a comprehensive guide on duplicating slices in Go, highlighting the importance of using copy() and append() for deep copying In Go, simply assigning one slice to another doesn’t create a new, independent copy
- Shadow Copy vs. Deep Copy in Go: What You Need to Know
In the Go programming language (or Golang), there are two main types of copying: shadow (shallow) copy and deep copy This differentiation is essential when it comes to handling data in a safe
- How to Deep Copy in Go - Delft Stack
This tutorial demonstrates how to deep copy in Golang, exploring various methods such as JSON serialization, reflection, and manual copying Learn the differences between deep and shallow copies and discover practical code examples to enhance your Go programming skills
- deepcopy package - github. com barkimedes go-deepcopy - Go Packages
This package is a Golang implementation for creating deep copies of virtually any kind of Go type This is a truly deep copy--every single value behind a pointer, every item in a slice or array, and every key and value in a map are all cloned so nothing is pointing to what it pointed to before
- Copy different data types in GO [shallow deep copy] - GoLinuxCloud
In this tutorial, we will walk through some examples of deep copy and shallow copy different data types in Golang As it turns out, deep copy is the default for some data types, while shallow copy is the default for others
- tiendc go-deepcopy: Fast deep-copy library for Go - GitHub
By default, matching fields will be copied If you don't want to copy a field, use tag value - I int U uint St string type D struct { I int `copy:"-"` U uint src := [] S {{I: 1, U: 2, St: "3"}, {I: 11, U: 22, St: "33"}} var dst [] D _ = deepcopy Copy ( dst, src) for _, d := range dst { fmt Printf ("%+v\n", d)
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