Nicolas Martyanoff on Nostr: Go 1.21 introducing min and max is good. Go devs finally realizez that "c := ...
Go 1.21 introducing min and max is good. Go devs finally realizez that "c := max(a,b)" is better than:
c := a
if b > a {
c = b
}
If we're luck in a couple years they'll finally understand why so many have been asking for the conditional ternary operator. One can dream.
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