1. Reversing type and variable/parameter name is just aesthetics I guess but it still really bothers me. Perhaps there's a reason. The reason is that it is muc

1. Reversing type and variable/parameter name is just aesthetics I guess but it still really bothers me. Perhaps there's a reason. The reason is that it is much easier to read for more complex types. eg. function pointer in C: int (*pt2Function)(float, char, char); function pointer in Go: var pt2Function func(float32,byte,byte) int Try writing a type that is a pointer to a function that returns a function in C. It's a bit mind bending.