The video tutorial explains how to implement a client streaming RPC in Go. It covers setting up the client function, handling streams and errors, creating and sending requests, and processing responses. The tutorial demonstrates the process with a practical example, showing how to send multiple requests and receive a consolidated response from the server. The video concludes with a summary of the execution results and highlights the client-server interaction.

What is the primary purpose of using context in client streaming RPC?

• To log the RPC call details

• To handle network errors

• To store the client credentials

• To manage the lifecycle of the RPC call

What should be done if an error occurs while calling the long greet function?

• Send a default response

• Log the error and stop the process

• Ignore the error and continue

• Retry the request immediately

How can you simulate a delay between sending requests in a client streaming RPC?

• By increasing the buffer size

• By using a loop with a counter

• By using the sleep function

• By adding more requests

Which of the following names is not included in the list of greetings sent in the example?

• Stefan

• Alice

• Lucy

• Mark

What is the purpose of the close and receive function in client streaming?

• To terminate the client application

• To send a final request to the server

• To log the completion of the process

• To close the stream and receive the server's response

What happens when the server detects the end of the file in a client streaming RPC?

• The server closes the connection

• The server sends an error message

• The server sends the accumulated response

• The server requests more data

What is the expected output after all greetings are sent in the client streaming example?

• An error message

• A single greeting

• A list of greetings

• No output