Recap Challenge #1

Lesson 15 of 21 in Coddy's Slices and Maps in Golang course.

Challenge

Easy

In the given code, we define a slice. Take two inputs from the user, <strong>num1</strong> and <strong>num2</strong>, as indexes, and delete the items with those indexes from the slice.

Try it yourself

package main

import (
	"fmt"
)

func main() {
	
	// Get the input from the user for num1 and num2 as indexes Don't Change this
	var num1, num2 int = 2, 4
	fmt.Scan(&num1)
	fmt.Scan(&num2)
	// A slice of string elements Don't Change this
    str := []string{"Haskell", "Python", "Golang", "JavaScript", "TypeScript"}
	// Delete items with the same indexes from the slice


	// Print the updated slice
	fmt.Println("Updated slice:", str)
}

All lessons in Slices and Maps in Golang

1Introduction

Introduction

4Maps

Maps Copy a Map Add and Delete Elements Check for a Key Recap Challenge #1

2Slices

Slices vs Arrays Add Element to Slice Slicing Slicing Ways Reslicing Slice Capacity Max Capacity Iterate Over a Slice Recap Challenge #1

3Slices Behind the Scene

Slice is an Array Slice with Make Copy a Slice Delete an ElementRecap Challenge #1Recap Challenge #2