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You can send any object you like across a channel of the appropriate type.
It sends the actual object (in this case, the channel) just as for an
integer, it sends the value, or for a map, the whole map.
errChan in the snippet you quote is an ordinary variable, and this is its
declaration (like any
I've been playing with this example code on the
playground: https://play.golang.org/p/4l57Hqw9CLJ
In func 'goroutine':
select {
case errChan := <-requestChan:
How does this work? Does a channel send its name? Is 'errChan' some sort of
special symbol?
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