Learning Functional Programming in Go

Predicates

We can use predicates to perform operations on input data. Predicates can be used to implement many of the functions that we apply to collections to transform input data into the result collection or value.

The predicate function is a function that takes one item as input and returns either true or false, based on whether the item satisfies some condition. They are often used conditionally to determine whether to apply certain operations in the execution chain.

Let's create some predicate functions that we can use to manipulate a collection of cars.

The All() function returns true only if all the values in the collection satisfy the predicate condition:

package predicatefunc All(vals []string, predicate func(string) bool) bool ...