Sorting
This Go code demonstrates the use of a custom package called "slices" to perform sorting on slices of different types. Let's go through the code with inline comments and discussions:
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Now, let's discuss the slices
package and its functions:
slices.Sort(slice interface{})
This function takes a slice of any type (interface{}) and sorts it.
The sorting is performed in-place, modifying the original slice.
slices.IsSorted(slice interface{}) bool
This function checks whether the given slice is sorted or not.
It returns a boolean value, true if the slice is sorted, and false otherwise.
The main function demonstrates the use of these functions with both string and integer slices. The sorted slices are then printed, and for the integer slice, it checks and prints whether the slice is sorted or not.
Make sure that the slices
package is implemented correctly and is available in the same directory or in the Go module path for this program to work. The import "slices"
statement assumes that there is a file named slices.go
containing the slices
package in the same directory as your main program.
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