Why do functions usually accept slices rather than fixed-length arrays?
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Why do functions usually accept slices rather than fixed-length arrays?
Editorial question from DevCircle, provided for learning and discussion.
An array has a fixed length that is part of its type. A slice describes a segment of an underlying array and has length and capacity. Multiple slices can share storage.
Reference: Official documentation.
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