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Hello and welcome to the golems programming language course in this session, we want to talk about

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lysis concept.

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As slices and go golden.

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In goal language, Aslan's is more powerful, flexible and convenient that NRA and is a lightweight

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data structure.

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This life is a variable length cyclase, which has those elements of a similar time.

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You are not alone twists or different type of elements in the same slice.

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It's just like an array having an index value and length.

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But the size of this line is reassigned.

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They are not in fixed size, just like an array.

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Internally, Aslan's and array are connected with each other.

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S-line is a reference to an underlying array.

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It is a to assess or duplicate elements in this life.

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The first index position in this slice is always zero, and the last one will be lengths of a slice

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minus one.

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As Liz points to an underlying area and is internally represented by a slice Heather Onli area the size

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of their nice is flexible and can be changed internally.

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A slice is represented by three teams.

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First pointers.

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Pointer to the underlying rate, second length content, length of the underlying eye and capacity.

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Total capacity, which is the maximum capacity to which the underlying area can expand.

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Declaration and initialization as slices as slice is declared just like an array.

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But it doesn't contain the size of their slice, so it can grow or shrink according to the requirements.

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We can define it slices in several different ways.

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Create a slice using estimates these are create a slice using an array.

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Create a slice using already existing gas lines and create a slice using match function.

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Create this slice using a slice, literally, you can create a slice using this nicely, try the creation

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of a nicely thrall is just like an R-rated run, but with one difference you are not allowed to specify.

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The size of this lies in this score basis, as shown in the below example.

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The right hand side of this equation is this nice little run that my slice is square break is a string

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and initialize the value like gene game.

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I'd rather always remember when you create this slice using extremely.

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Then it first create an airy and after death return this nice reference to it.

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Now go to this code and do an example.

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OK, first create a project folder like the slices and create a file like main that cool and create

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package package main and create main function.

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Find me

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first creating this list by using the VAT keyboard.

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For the example that is, Slice one equals square brackets without any links and tie for the example

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a string and initialize value by Groove

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Java

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Seashore and third and the next line display.

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This nice variable FP is nice long column and set the value to this last one.

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Now creating a slice by using shorthand declaration, for example, a slice to call in equal.

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Esquire brackets.

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We don't define any lengths and define time for the example end and initialize value by one comma two,

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three, four, five, six and seven.

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Go to the next line and display these validated by the comment that simply dot print and it's nice to

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call in

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as lies too.

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Now, in this case, we define to vary a bit first by the Vakil and second by the shorthand declaration

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save the project and execute the code.

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First, go to the project folder, see the slices and run the project.

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Now we can see the output is nice.

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One Go Jobar C-sharp Pen and it's like two one two three four five six seven.

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We could define it slices by two ways.

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First by accurate declaration and second shorthand declaration.

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In order not to prolong the time of this session, we will finish it and we will continue the content

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in the next session.

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Goodbye.