alt Hacker News> No immutable types (in Go)
The typical answer is opaque types with only readonly methods exported. Not elegant, but it’s there. I guess it’s arguably not a “good way” to do it.
> No immutable types (in Go)
The typical answer is opaque types with only readonly methods exported. Not elegant, but it’s there. I guess it’s arguably not a “good way” to do it.
In fact it was “the Java way” for many years and “useless getters” was always a big complaint about Java.