......................................................................421 14.10.1 A typical client-server pattern .................................................................421 14.10.2 Teardown: example of a function which has another function as a parameter, in the context of writing a client-server program: type binOp func(a, b int) int func run(op binOp, req *Request) { … } Exercise 6.7: language, Go comes with built-in support for communication between applications (networking, client-server, distributed computing, see chapter 15) and support for concurrent applications. These are programs

popular use case of panic/recover. The use case is used commonly in concurrent programs, especially client-server programs. An example: package main import "errors" import "log" import "net" func main() {

popular use case of panic/recover. The use case is used commonly in concurrent programs, especially client-server programs. An example: 1| package main 2| 3| import "errors" 4| import "log" 5| import "net"

popular use case of panic/recover. The use case is used commonly in concurrent programs, especially client-server programs. An example: 1| package main 2| 3| import "errors" 4| import "log" 5| import