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David Warm
Difference between normal declaration: var a = 10; and the colon-equal declaration: a := 10...
var a = 10
a := 10
j
stuff ;)
:= is the inference operator, var without type declares uses inference as well;
tour.golang.org/basics/14
j
stuff ;)
:= is the inference operator, var without type declares uses inference as well;
tour.golang.org/basics/14