On Fri, Dec 1, 2017 at 8:38 AM, wrote:
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> Go will throw an error when a variable isnt 'used' ( which is often the case
> when developing ), but will not throw errors if the code has unnecessary
> loops, logical errors, or other more serious problems. This does not make
> the code better, nor the
Go will throw an error when a variable isnt 'used' ( which is often the
case when developing ), but will not throw errors if the code has unnecessary
loops, logical errors, or other more serious problems. This does not make
the code better, nor the coder magically reflect on how their code can b
