Pavel BelokonSince Go lacks traditional inheritance and objects, it still adheres closely to object-oriented principles. Instead of using objects, we use structs, and instead of inheritance, we use embedding.
Example:
type Milk struct {
MilkType // Type of milk
}
type Cheese struct {
Milk
Time time.Time
}
cheese := Cheese{Time: "10 years"}
cheese.MilkType // Accesses the type of milk
In this example, you can see how we can access the Milk struct from Cheese. This approach is simple to write and easy to understand.
So far I really enjoy Go đ
