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Overview ¶
Package merger provides utilities for merging slices of strings.
This package is designed to handle various scenarios where multiple slices of strings need to be combined into a single slice. It ensures that nil slices are skipped and empty slices are handled gracefully, resulting in a merged slice that contains all the elements from the input slices in the order they were provided.
The primary function in this package is MergeSlices, which takes multiple slices of strings as input and returns a single merged slice. This function is useful in scenarios where you need to consolidate data from different sources or collections of strings.
Example usage:
// Import the merger package import "path/to/merger" // Define multiple slices of strings slice1 := []string{"a", "b"} slice2 := []string{"c", "d"} slice3 := []string{"e", "f"} // Merge the slices merged := merger.MergeSlices(slice1, slice2, slice3) // merged now contains: ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"] // Merge slices with nil and empty slices slice4 := []string{"g", "h"} emptySlice := []string{} merged = merger.MergeSlices(nil, slice1, emptySlice, slice4) // merged now contains: ["a", "b", "g", "h"]
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func MergeSlices ¶
MergeSlices merges multiple slices of strings into a single slice. It skips any nil slices and handles empty slices gracefully.
Parameters:
- slices: A variadic parameter that takes multiple slices of strings.
Returns:
- A single slice of strings containing all the elements from the input slices, in the order they were provided.
Example:
// Merge multiple slices of strings slice1 := []string{"a", "b"} slice2 := []string{"c", "d"} slice3 := []string{"e", "f"} merged := MergeSlices(slice1, slice2, slice3) // merged now contains: ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"] // Merge slices with nil and empty slices slice4 := []string{"g", "h"} emptySlice := []string{} merged = MergeSlices(nil, slice1, emptySlice, slice4) // merged now contains: ["a", "b", "g", "h"]
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