Go language : struct literal notation

You can create an object to a structure using literal notation like below.

emp1 := Employee{"Krishna", 1}

HelloWorld.go

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
 emp1 := Employee{"Krishna", 1}

 fmt.Println("name : ", emp1.name)
 fmt.Println("id : ", emp1.id)
}

type Employee struct{
 name string
 id int
}

Output

name :  Krishna

id :  1

You can list subset of the fields using name of that field.

emp1 := Employee{id: 123}

App.java

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
 emp1 := Employee{id: 123}

 fmt.Println("name : ", emp1.name)
 fmt.Println("id : ", emp1.id)
}

type Employee struct {
 name string
 id   int
}

Output

name : 

id :  123

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