Structs - Go Lang Practical Programming Tutorial p.6

In the programming language of Go, there are no Classes. Instead, we can create custom types called Structs, which we then associated methods with.

[ev.c]

Great video. Just forgot to follow the Golang convention for variable naming, which is MixedCaps or mixedCaps.

[animusdsouza]

Great tutorials, thanks for the effort :)

[eavM]

Great short videos!! keep doing Golang! thx

[wuda-io]

Nice... the language is similar to Delphi. I actually like the languge. The fact that it is compilable is very neat.

[koodauskanava]

It's so ugly when you use Python like syntax. You should avoid using underscores in Go.

[ashutoshporwal_]

sir, i can't able to run this program
in browser
help plz 🙏🙏🙏

[nunzence]

Does he mention Python in all the videos in this series?

[Suriprofz]

So structs are lowercase and the properties in snakecase ? Hmm

[toxicdesire]

Well, it looks like a hybrid of c and java (with zero semicolons). Anyways, can anybody explain why would we need this language?

[himanshudave]

pls elaborate why astrik before http.Request ?

[nands]

Is there something similar to unions in go?

[sdbit]

why this language obsessed about where curly brace should be placed?..

[tonylegge]

You can see why Go makes one way to format code.... Nothing worse than Go being written badly/wrongly - so unreadable! Do not look at this code and think this is how Go should be written - Look at the standard library....! Leave the mess to