How to use ExampleT_Shallow_string method of td_test Package

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example_t_test.go

Source: example_t_test.go Github

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...2106 /​/​ Output:2107 /​/​ are ≠ but share the same area: true2108 /​/​ are = but do not point to same area: false2109}2110func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {2111 t := td.NewT(&testing.T{})2112 back := "foobarfoobar"2113 a := back[:6]2114 b := back[6:]2115 ok := t.Shallow(a, back)2116 fmt.Println("are ≠ but share the same area:", ok)2117 ok = t.Shallow(b, a)2118 fmt.Println("are = but do not point to same area:", ok)2119 /​/​ Output:2120 /​/​ are ≠ but share the same area: true2121 /​/​ are = but do not point to same area: false2122}2123func ExampleT_Slice_slice() {2124 t := td.NewT(&testing.T{})...

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1import (2func main() {3 data := [][]string{4 []string{"1", "2", "3"},5 []string{"4", "5", "6"},6 []string{"7", "8", "9"},7 }8 table := tablewriter.NewWriter(os.Stdout)9 table.SetHeader([]string{"A", "B", "C"})10 table.Render()11}12Syntax: SetFooter([]string{“column1”, “column2”, “column3”})13import (14func main() {15 data := [][]string{16 []string{"1", "2", "3"},17 []string{"4", "5", "6"},18 []string{"7", "8", "9"},19 }20 table := tablewriter.NewWriter(os.Stdout)21 table.SetHeader([]string{"A", "B", "C"})22 table.Render()23}

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1func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {2 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()3}4func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {5 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()6}7func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {8 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()9}10func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {11 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()12}13func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {14 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()15}16func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {17 td_test.ExampleT_Shallow_string()

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1func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {2 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}3 td.Shallow_string()4}5func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {6 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}7 td.Shallow_string()8}9func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {10 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}11 td.Shallow_string()12}13func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {14 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}15 td.Shallow_string()16}17func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {18 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}19 td.Shallow_string()20}21func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {22 td := td_test{A: 1, B: "2", C: 3.0}23 td.Shallow_string()24}

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1import (2func main() {3 t = td.NewT()4 t.Shallow_string()5 fmt.Println(t)6}7import (8func main() {9 t = td.NewT()10 t.Shallow_string()11 fmt.Println(t)12}13import (14func main() {15 t = td.NewT()16 t.Shallow_string()17 fmt.Println(t)18}19import (20func main() {21 t = td.NewT()22 t.Shallow_string()23 fmt.Println(t)24}25import (26func main() {27 t = td.NewT()28 t.Shallow_string()29 fmt.Println(t)30}31import (32func main() {33 t = td.NewT()34 t.Shallow_string()35 fmt.Println(t)36}37import (38func main() {39 t = td.NewT()40 t.Shallow_string()41 fmt.Println(t)42}43import (44func main() {45 t = td.NewT()46 t.Shallow_string()47 fmt.Println(t)48}49import (50func main() {

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1import (2func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {3 t.Shallow("foo")4}5import (6func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {7 t.Shallow("foo")8}9import (10func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {11 t.Shallow("foo")12}13import (14func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {15 t.Shallow("foo")16}17import (18func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {19 t.Shallow("foo")20}21import (22func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {23 t.Shallow("foo")24}25import (26func ExampleT_Shallow_string() {27 t.Shallow("foo")28}

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1import "fmt"2import "github.com/​td_test"3func main() {4 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")5 t := td_test.ExampleT{1,2}6 t.Shallow_string()7}8{1 2}

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1import (2func main() {3 tree := text.NewTree(0.7, 2)4 tree.Insert(text1)5 tree.Insert(text2)6 fmt.Println(tree.Depth())7 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())8 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())9 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())10 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())11 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())12 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())13 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())14 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())15 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())16 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())17 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())18 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())19 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())20 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())21 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())22 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())23 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())24 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())25 fmt.Println(tree.NumNodes())26 fmt.Println(tree.NumLeaves())

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1import (2func main() {3 a := td_test.NewT(1, 2)4 b := a.Shallow_string()5 fmt.Println(b)6}7&{1 2}8import (9func main() {10 var c float64 = math.Pow(a, b)11 fmt.Println(c)12}13import (14func main() {15 var c float64 = math.Sqrt(a)16 fmt.Println(c)17}18import (19func main() {20 var c float64 = math.Sqrt(a)21 fmt.Println(c)22}23import (24func main() {25 var c float64 = math.Sqrt(a)26 fmt.Println(c)27}28import (

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