environment: golang-go 1.23.3

How can I use a pointer in a type switch? In the code below ptr could both be *int or *float64

How can I use a pointer in a type switch? In the code below ptr could both be *int or *float64

How can I use a pointer in a type switch? In the code below ptr could both be *int or *float64

How can I use a pointer in a type switch? In the code below ptr could both be *int or *float64

I’m writing my own session handler

I want to get the function call graph information in a self-developed Go language project through the “golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis” tool, the following is the code obtained, but when it runs, pass. There is only one main.go file in the root directory in Files, I don’t know what causes it? I want to get the function call graph information in a self-developed Go language project through the “golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis” tool, the following is the code obtained, but when it runs, pass. There is only one main.go file in the root directory in Files, I don’t know what causes it?Please advise

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I was going through some go tutorials but I’m not able to understand what method expressions are in go. Can anyone explain this code to me and why/when I should use it?

I would like to declare a variable which is a pointer to a function with an unknown signature.