A.) A memory leak caused by Goroutines B.) A situation where Goroutines are created but never terminated C.) A network security vulnerability D.) A type of runtime error
A.) << B.) >> C.) <- D.) ->
A.) To create a new variable B.) To allocate memory for a variable and return a pointer to it C.) To declare a constant D.) To initialize a slice
A.) Error B.) Panic C.) Exception D.) Throw
A.) To define a class B.) To specify a set of methods that a type must implement C.) To declare a new data type D.) To create a structure
A.) method B.) func C.) struct D.) define
A.) To initialize variables with zero values B.) To define custom data types C.) To perform package-level initialization tasks D.) To declare global constants
A.) It specifies a type T that can be used in a function B.) It allows passing a variable number of arguments of type T C.) It indicates a variadic function D.) It represents an empty interface
A.) testing/unit B.) unittest C.) testing D.) test
A.) To perform synchronization between Goroutines B.) To manage HTTP requests C.) To define custom data types D.) To handle file operations