What Golang: Package Practice

In the Golang package is a confusing concept, especially the package can also be different from folder name, it makes me disgusting.

Best practices for the Golang package:

Package is folder.

Package name is folder name.

Package path is folder path.

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1. There is a different package in the same folder, compile error:

D:/go/bin/go.exe build [E:/CGSS/SRC/PKG01]

Can ' t load package:package pkg01:found packages PKG01 (pkg01.go) and pkg012 (Pkg02.go) in E:\CGSS\SRC\PKG01

If multiple package is present in the same folder, the load fails. Even if it's main, it's the same.

D:/go/bin/go.exe build [E:/cgss/src/test]

Can ' t load package:package test:found packages main (cgss.go) and FILE01 (File01.go) in E:\cgss\src\test

2. Folder name differs from package name (that is, package path is different from package name), you need to use

The "Import alias path" syntax, which is:

Import <package_name> <package_path>

Otherwise compile error: Package name is not a legal identifier.

D:/go/bin/go.exe build [E:/cgss/src/test]

Can ' t load package:package test:found packages main (cgss.go) and FILE01 (File01.go) in E:\cgss\src\test

Package Main
Import "FMT" Import pkg012 "Pkg01"
Func Main () {FMT. Println (pkg012. Pkg_name)}

What Golang: Package Practice