Another mistake in the Go Language programming book

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"Go language Programming" in the book "2.4.1 Conditional statement" There is a mistake, should be in the book using the Go language version is less than the 1.1 version, the original text as follows:

In a function that has a return value, it is not allowed to "final"ReturnStatement is contained in theIf...else ...Structure,
Otherwise, the compilation will fail:
function ends without areturnStatement。
The reason for the failure is thatGoThe compiler could not find the end of the functionReturnStatement. The following are examples of failed compilations:
funcExample (xint) int     If x = = 0 {
        return 5
else {
x
   }

The 1.1 go language and later versions already support the IF else conditional statement to return the returned value directly.

I am working with the latest stable version of 1.3.3 to compile and run the snippet.

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