It’s not empty, in Go, the return type is after the function parameters. In this case, split returns (int, int), meaning it returns two integers
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I understand that (int, int) means that it returns two integers, but I'm not sure where you state which integers?
(int, int)
It has me wondering because, in a function with more than two integers, what is returned?
func foo(a int) (int, int) { x := 1; y := 2; z := a * (x + y); return }
Oh I see. Looks like the author forgot to put in the returned values, didn’t notice that!
Oh.. I meant to use that syntax since I only had two variables I wanted to return. Thanks for your observations anyways.
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It’s not empty, in Go, the return type is after the function parameters. In this case,
splitreturns (int, int), meaning it returns two integersI understand that
(int, int)means that it returns two integers, but I'm not sure where you state which integers?It has me wondering because, in a function with more than two integers, what is returned?
Oh I see. Looks like the author forgot to put in the returned values, didn’t notice that!
Oh.. I meant to use that syntax since I only had two variables I wanted to return. Thanks for your observations anyways.