You made this thing super easy, love you ♾️

Great series Hitesh!!! Thanks a lot.

Thank you ❤️ for such amazing series

So lucky to find your channel!!!

"I wanted to express my deep frustration and genuine admiration for the effort put into creating this video. Despite dedicating hours to watching and re-watching the content, I'm struggling to grasp the concept of file handling. It's disheartening to feel like I'm not making progress, especially considering the relatively short duration of the video (just 12 minutes). I want to emphasize that this frustration is in no way a reflection of your teaching abilities or the quality of the video itself. It's more a personal struggle stemming from my own limited understanding and possibly a lack of prerequisite knowledge in this area. I truly value your dedication to simplifying complex topics, and I can see the care you've taken in presenting the material. However, as a beginner, I may need more foundational explanations or step-by-step guidance to bridge the gap in my understanding. Please know that I appreciate the time and effort you've invested in creating this video, and I'm determined to continue my learning journey. I'll seek out additional resources, practice diligently, and strive to build a solid foundation in file handling. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, even if I haven't fully grasped it yet. Your commitment to helping learners like me is commendable, and I hope to eventually overcome these challenges and fully understand the concepts presented in this video. I'll keep pushing forward and eagerly await your future content."

Excellent 👌

Thank you for this very useful video!

superb

Thank you!

Can we use the same operations to read files of different format like jpeg, csv etc?

Thanks

I'm new to Go, but this doesn't seem like a good use for "defer". You could remove that defer and things would still work. You can close the file before reading from it. Correct me if I'm wrong please?

for real awesome 30 minuets in and 18 damn

My first thought, where is the module file?

How to create a file in the current directory? In nodejs we have __dirname. I searched a lot. I get this function os.Getwd(). But this returns the project root directory location instead of the current directory.

Is there any difference between using the above way and this way ` err = os.WriteFile(inputFoler+"/main.go", []byte("package main func main() { }"), 0660)`

what are meaning of those integers?

sir please clear that where is the documentation you are talking about

In this video Libraries that are imported- "fmt", " os", "io", " io/ioutil"

Updated based on latest go release as of Jul 13, 2024 package main import ( "fmt" "io" "os" ) func main() { fmt.Println("files") content := "my first go lang files example" file, err := os.Create("./myfirstfile.txt") if err != nil { panic(err) } else { length, _ := io.WriteString(file, content) fmt.Printf("length of file is : %v ", length) defer file.Close() } readFile() } func readFile() { databyte, err := os.ReadFile("./myfirstfile.txt") if err != nil { panic(err) } fmt.Println(string(databyte)) }

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Not doing "go mod init files" at the beginning made me uncomfortable 🤣

can you please upload the videos in atleast 2k