Hey @peter , you can also use multiple values in a single case statement
switch c { case 'a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u': ls += string(c) default: arr = append(arr, ls) ls = "" }
github.com/golang/go/wiki/Switch#m...
Hey good to know thanks! Just learning go so didn't realize I could do that. Thanks!
there's also strings.Count built-in method ;)
strings.Count
golang.org/pkg/strings/#Count
strings.Count("codewarriors", "a") // 1
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TOP OF THREAD FULL DISCUSSIONHey @peter , you can also use multiple values in a single case statement
github.com/golang/go/wiki/Switch#m...
Hey good to know thanks! Just learning go so didn't realize I could do that. Thanks!
there's also
strings.Countbuilt-in method ;)golang.org/pkg/strings/#Count