A Guide to Parsing CSV Files in Go

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  • As someone new to Go, I would like to dive deeper into this language to find out its potential. The best way to learn something new is by doing it. So that is why I started on a project to not only hone my Go skills, but also solve a common task: CSV parsing and data manipulation. Through this blog post I will illustrate how to parse a CSV file containing rows of articles. These articles need to be filtered based on a property and then written to a new CSV file. The accompanying source code to this project can be found on GitHub.

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