Go Language learning Pointers & memory

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Go has pointers. The pointer operates the same as C, but does not operate with pointers.

Go has two memory allocation primitives, new and make

New:new (t) is a memory space that allocates the type T, populates with 0 values, and returns its memory address. Suppose there is a struct of type F, the expression new (F) and &f{} are equivalent.

Make:make (t, args) can only create Slice,map,channel and return a T type that is not a 0 initial value.