Go Pointers

A vibrant and engaging illustration of a programmer solving problems with Go programming language pointers, incorporating visual metaphors like arrows and blocks representing pointers and memory, with a modern and vibrant color palette.

Master Go Pointers: Test Your Knowledge

Welcome to the "Go Pointers" quiz, where you can test your understanding of pointers in the Go programming language! This quiz consists of 9 multiple-choice questions designed to challenge your knowledge and deepen your understanding of pointers and related concepts.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, this quiz will help you:

  • Evaluate your grasp of Go pointers
  • Identify areas for improvement
  • Engage with a community of Go enthusiasts
9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CodingExplorer47
A pointer that doesnโ€™t point to any variable has zero value and the zero value for a pointer is not always nil
False
True
Pointers should be used to indicate mutable paramters
True
False
Zero value pointer passed to a function can be dereferenced
False
True
Any modifications made to a map thatโ€™s passed to a function is reflected in the original variable that was passed in
True
False
If the copy slice is appended and there is enough capacity a new block of memory is not allocated
True
False
The local variables value is stored on the heap, if compiler sees a pointer to a variable is returned from function
True
False
Garbage Collection in Go is throughput based
True
False
Changes to length and capacity of copy slice are reflected in original slice
True
False
Map is implemented as a pointer to a struct
True
False
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