The Go Programming Language

Donovan, & Kernighan. (2015). The Go Programming Language. Addison-Wesley.

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Book

Intellectual base

Textbook

Year

2015

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• Interface segregation principle
  • The Go standard library codifies ISP in its io package, whose interfaces are deliberately tiny: Reader declares one method (Read), Writer one (Write), and Closer one (Close), with composites like ReadWriteCloser assembled only where a client genuinely needs all three

    This sourceThe io package's single-method Reader, Writer and Closer interfaces and the embedding by which ReadWriter and ReadWriteCloser are composed from them.

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