Thank you for the article, interesting read.
I was just wondering why in First class collections have you chosen to use:
type friends struct { data []string }
instead of using type alias like:
type friends []string
It seems to me that it would work fine with the examples. Are there any advantages of the approach you used?
I think there’s no difference at all. Both constructions are valid in this case.
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Thank you for the article, interesting read.
I was just wondering why in First class collections have you chosen to use:
instead of using type alias like:
It seems to me that it would work fine with the examples.
Are there any advantages of the approach you used?
I think there’s no difference at all. Both constructions are valid in this case.