When it comes to protecting a structs state, in most Go code (including the standard library) RW/Mutexes are the "go to" synchronization primitive. Channels are more commonly used for communication between longer running goroutines.
When it comes to protecting a structs state, in most Go code (including the standard library) RW/Mutexes are the "go to" synchronization primitive. Channels are more commonly used for communication between longer running goroutines.