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This is not a generic option type, but rather a tri-state bool, or an Option<bool>. Go has no user-defined generics, so you can't have a bool type. It does have
by unscaled 10y ago
This is not a generic option type, but rather a tri-state bool, or an Option<bool>. Go has no user-defined generics, so you can't have a bool type. It does have built-in "magical" generics, namely arrays, slices maps and channels, but no option/maybes.
Language-level option types are not unheard of (C#, Swift and Kotlin all have a notion of this sort, although they all support proper user-defined generics as well).
- masklinn 10y ago> Language-level option types are not unheard of (C#, Swift and Kotlin all have a notion of this sort) Swift's Optional is a library type: https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/stdlib/public/core/Optional.swift#L122 https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/stdlib/public/cor... Though the compiler is aware of it and it does have language-level support (nil, !, ?, if let)