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Go Generics 101: What You Can Do (and What You Can’t) With Go Custom Generics
Starting from version 1.18, Go has supported custom generics.
This book talks about the custom generics feature of Go programming language. The content in this book
custom generic syntaxtype constraints and type parameterstype arguments and type inferencehow to write valid custom generic codecurrent implementation/design restrictionsA reader needs to be familiar with Go general programming to read this book. In particular, readers of this book should be familiar with Go type system, including Go built-in generics, which and Go custom generics are two different systems.
Currently, the book mainly focuses on the syntax of, and concepts in, custom generics. More practical examples will be provided when I get more experiences of using custom generics.
This book talks about the custom generics feature of Go programming language. The content in this book
custom generic syntaxtype constraints and type parameterstype arguments and type inferencehow to write valid custom generic codecurrent implementation/design restrictionsA reader needs to be familiar with Go general programming to read this book. In particular, readers of this book should be familiar with Go type system, including Go built-in generics, which and Go custom generics are two different systems.
Currently, the book mainly focuses on the syntax of, and concepts in, custom generics. More practical examples will be provided when I get more experiences of using custom generics.
106 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 6, 2022
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