In the Interfaces section of "A Tour of Go" it says
"A value of interface type can hold any value that implements those
methods."
Shouldn't this be
"A variable of interface type can hold any value that implements those
methods."
Jon
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Bingo! This solves the problem. You win the prize!
I hope this discussion helps other people facing similar problems.
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keep doing it with interfaces like
> > this. It could well be that you'd be better served by avoiding them
> > in this instance. But if you must, then learn to enjoy type switches.
> >
> > On Sat, May 24, 2025, 05:17 'jlfo...@berkeley.edu' via golang-nuts
>
I'm trying to write a program (see below) that passes a slice of structs to
a function. One of the struct fields is an interface{} that sometimes will
hold a boolean value and other times will hold a string value. To do this,
I put either a bool or a string variable in the field.
What I want to
