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What is Go programming language?

What is Go programming language? Go is an open source programming language developed by the tech giant “Google“. This language led to the creation of softwares in a very easy and efficient manner. Why? mainly because of its open source facility. The popularity of Go programming language is clearly visible as this language has made to the list of top 10 programming languages in the world. Want to know how? Well, there are quite a few reasons behind this. The best part is we will be discussing each of them here. But first, let’s see what its definition has to offer? Definition – “Go language is a programming language initially developed at Google in the year 2007 by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson. It is a statically-typed language having the syntax similar to that of C. This language is also capable of providing garbage collection, type safety, dynamic-typing capability, many advanced built-in types such as variable length arrays, key-value maps ...

What Does a Driver Unit Mean?

What Does a Driver Unit Mean? The element inside a headphone that converts an electrical signal into sound is known as a driver unit. You could picture it as a tiny loud speaker in your headphone. A driver unit is made of a magnet, voice coils and a diaphragm. One would wonder how to measure a driver: by its radius, circumference or diameter? The diameter is the stated spec which is usually measured in millimeters. A driver unit's size is useful to gauge the capabilities of producing sound. How Does it Impact the Sound? It may seem that the bigger the driver unit is, the louder the sound it's capable of producing. That's not true though, because for every headphone design, be it micro sized earphones or huge headphones, while the size of the driver unit varies, the loudest volume at which you would hear them, stays the same. Why is it that the volume of headphones is not infinitely louder than that of earphones? The answer is, headphones are at a further distance ...