The idea behind their parentheses are that it should act like a function - calling Max(int32) returns a func(int32, int32) int32. To call this function, one could do Max(int32)(x, y), or with type inference, Max(x, y) will work fine.
Then to declare a function that takes type parameters, it should ideally look similar to calling it: func Max(type T)(i1, i2 T) T.
That is the justification for all of the parentheses. I'm not sure if I entirely agree with it, but I'm not against it.
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The idea behind their parentheses are that it should act like a function - calling
Max(int32)returns afunc(int32, int32) int32. To call this function, one could doMax(int32)(x, y), or with type inference,Max(x, y)will work fine.Then to declare a function that takes type parameters, it should ideally look similar to calling it:
func Max(type T)(i1, i2 T) T.That is the justification for all of the parentheses. I'm not sure if I entirely agree with it, but I'm not against it.