Creating a Struct Instance Using a Struct Literal

Creates an instance of rectangle struct by using a struct literal and assigning values to the fields of the struct.

Example

package main

import "fmt"

type rectangle struct {
	length  int
	breadth int
	color   string
}

func main() {
	var rect1 = rectangle{10, 20, "Green"}
	fmt.Println(rect1)

	var rect2 = rectangle{length: 10, color: "Green"} // breadth value skipped
	fmt.Println(rect2)

	rect3 := rectangle{10, 20, "Green"}
	fmt.Println(rect3)

	rect4 := rectangle{length: 10, breadth: 20, color: "Green"}
	fmt.Println(rect4)

	rect5 := rectangle{breadth: 20, color: "Green"} // length value skipped
	fmt.Println(rect5)
}

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