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by randomswede
1300 days ago
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Werrrrlllllll... It all depends on what yo umean by "type". In physics problems, I find taht quantities may be measured in "floats", but have the types "mass", "amperage", "distance per second per second" and the like. In Go, I would probably model this as: type mass float64
type speed float64
type acceleration float64
That way, they'd all have float64 as the "storage type", but it would be harder to accidentally pass an acceleration when I wanted a mass. |
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