I think it is fundamentally very similar to try-catch-finally but with less code.

Tarik Guney

Oct 22, 2017·1 min read

I think it is fundamentally very similar to try-catch-finally but with less code. Thereby, nothing exactly new.

Tarik Guney

Senior Manager in Software Engineering. Former Technical Lead. Author of the book: Hands-on with Go http://amzn.to/2QYFoaV YT: http://youtube.com/c/tarikguney

…a very simple and easy to learn language. It provides the basic features you need and nothing else. The new concepts it introduces are the “defer” statement and built-in management of concurrency with “go routines” and channels. (For the purists: Go isn’t t…

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