You have a slice of integers in Go, and you want to remove the element at index 3. How would you achieve this while maintaining the order of the remaining elements?
- Using slice operations to rearrange elements
- Using the append() function to combine the elements before and after index 3 into a new slice
- Using the copy() function to overwrite the element at index 3 with a zero value
- Utilizing the splice() function to remove the element at index 3
The append() function in Go allows for appending elements to a slice. By combining the elements before index 3 with the elements after index 3 into a new slice, you effectively remove the element at index 3 while maintaining the order of the remaining elements.
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