Hi gophers
I've a litte question about best practice for struct initialisation. For
example one can initialise structs like:
type A struct {
name string
firstName string
}
a1 := A{"Mueller", "Max"}
a2 := A{name: "Mueller", firstName: "Max"}
The first one is concise and intuitive, but the second is more robust in
case of refactoring.
If anyone adds a string field at the beginning of the struct, it compiles
fine but changes the meaning of all initialised structs in the project, if
nobody
pays attention to that.
Is there any best practice or advises how structs should be initialised
and/or refactored?
Cheers
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