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In Go language development, string slicing is a high-frequency operation. Special attention needs to be paid to encoding issues, especially when dealing with mixed Chinese and English text. This article systematically organizes four mainstream string slicing methods in Go, analyzing technical points with code examples.
Unicode Safe Processing Method
Achieve character-level safe slicing through []rune conversion:
go
func main() {
str := "Hello, 世界!"
runes := []rune(str)
// Character-level safe slicing
sub3 := string(runes[7:9])
fmt.Println("Safe Chinese slicing:", sub3) // Output: 世界
}Technical Comparison:
| Method | Time Complexity | Memory Overhead | Applicable Scenarios |
|---|---|---|---|
| Byte Slice | O(1) | Low | Pure ASCII strings |
| []rune Conversion | O(n) | High | Strings containing multi-byte characters |
