Re:How Go improves expressiveness without sacrificing perfor...
by mpolun on Saturday February 11, 2012 @10:25PM
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:= in go means "declare this variable and infer it's type"
You can always use i E = range e or similar, also range is not a function, it's part of go's syntax and always takes one argument. You don't need parens for the unary - operator.
Go does have different syntax from most C derived languages, but the differences are there for a reason. You need to learn any language to understand it.
You can always use i E = range e or similar, also range is not a function, it's part of go's syntax and always takes one argument. You don't need parens for the unary - operator.
Go does have different syntax from most C derived languages, but the differences are there for a reason. You need to learn any language to understand it.