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In go you use '.' for namespace accesses. Eg: os.NewFile. But in C '.' means access struct member. So the · is used instead so to do f = os.NewFile(3, "/d
by hornetblack 12y ago
In go you use '.' for namespace accesses. Eg: os.NewFile.
But in C '.' means access struct member. So the · is used instead so to do
f = os.NewFile(3, "/dev/zero") # Go
you would use
f = os·NewFile(3, "/dev/zero"); # C