Go implements LAMDA, anonymous functions, and inline functions

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Go implements LAMDA, anonymous functions, and inline functions

In the go language, implementations of LAMDA, anonymous functions, and inline functions are called literal functions (function literals). When a function is enough hours, you can create a literal function. A simple example is created below to demonstrate the implementation of this function.

package mainimport("fmt")func main(){    funcintintreturn a - b }    fmt.Print("--substraction function literals: ", substract(10, 2"\n")}

Output results

function literals:8

The One-line function has its specific application, especially for the implementation of simple expressions.

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