Note that the zero value of "aliased" is "nil". If you meant "an empty, newly
initialized value" then, as previously mentioned, `make(aliased)` will do it
for you, as would `aliased{}`.
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On Sat, Jul 8, 2017 at 8:08 AM, wrote:
> How do I initialize `b` here to have the zero value of `aliased`?
To be precise, b is already initialized by default to its zero value,
which is nil.
If you want a non-nil but empty map, then as Shawn said, you can use
"b: make(aliased),".
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I was coding something and I just realized that I have a rookie question:
type aliased map[string]*Concept
type element struct {
a bool
b aliased
}
temp := &element{
a: false,
b: ??
}
How do I initialize `b` here to have the zero value of `aliased`?
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