Challenge: Reviewing Concepts of Functions
Task
- Finish the code for the second parameter of the
operate
function, which is expected to accept thecapitalize
function; - Review the code and provide suitable arguments in the
operate
function call within themain()
function; - Save the returned values from the
operate
function call into the variablesoriginal
andupdated
.
index.go
1234567891011121314151617181920212223package main import "fmt" // `ToLower()` and `ToUpper()` functions are imported from the `strings` module import "strings" func capitalize(str string) string { return strings.ToUpper(str) } func operate(str string, operation ___) (string, string) { return str, operation(str) } func main() { inputString := "Hello World" var original string var updated string ___ = operate(___) fmt.Println(original, updated) }
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Sezione 4. Capitolo 7
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Task
- Finish the code for the second parameter of the
operate
function, which is expected to accept thecapitalize
function; - Review the code and provide suitable arguments in the
operate
function call within themain()
function; - Save the returned values from the
operate
function call into the variablesoriginal
andupdated
.
index.go
1234567891011121314151617181920212223package main import "fmt" // `ToLower()` and `ToUpper()` functions are imported from the `strings` module import "strings" func capitalize(str string) string { return strings.ToUpper(str) } func operate(str string, operation ___) (string, string) { return str, operation(str) } func main() { inputString := "Hello World" var original string var updated string ___ = operate(___) fmt.Println(original, updated) }
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Sezione 4. Capitolo 7