go interfaces explained code example
Example 1: golang interface
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
type Pricing interface {
getDiscount() float32
}
type Address interface {
getAddress() string
}
type ShowRoom struct {
address string
location string
postalcode int
}
type Car struct {
id int
name string
price float32
showroom ShowRoom
}
type Book struct {
Name, Author string
}
func (m Car) getDiscount() float32 {
return m.price * 0.5
}
func (m Car) getAddress() string {
return m.showroom.address
}
func getAllDiscount(d Pricing) float32 {
return d.getDiscount()
}
func getAllAddress(a Address) string {
return a.getAddress()
}
func main() {
var SuperCar Car
var CityName interface{}
CityName = "jakarta"
v, ok := CityName.(string)
var users = []map[string]interface{}{
{"name": "monkey d lufy", "age": 19},
{"name": "trafagar d law", "age": 23},
{"name": "nico robin", "age": 20},
}
SuperCar.id = 1
SuperCar.name = "lambogini"
SuperCar.price = 1.500000000
SuperCar.showroom.address = "jl.nusantara kap 50 - 51"
SuperCar.showroom.location = "depok"
SuperCar.showroom.postalcode = 163353
SuperCar.id = 2
SuperCar.name = "mc.claren"
SuperCar.price = 2.500000000
SuperCar.showroom.address = "jl.kalimulya kap 200 - 2001"
SuperCar.showroom.location = "depok"
SuperCar.showroom.postalcode = 163334
if !ok {
fmt.Printf("failed to read assertion type with interface %#v \n", v)
fmt.Printf("failed to read assertion type with interface status %#v \n", ok)
} else {
fmt.Printf("successfully read assertion type with interface %#v \n", v)
fmt.Printf("successfully read assertion type with interface status %#v \n", ok)
}
fmt.Println("read nested struct", SuperCar)
fmt.Println("read nested struct with key", SuperCar.showroom.location)
fmt.Println("read nested struct discount with interface method", getAllDiscount(SuperCar))
fmt.Println("read nested struct address with interface method", getAllAddress(SuperCar))
fmt.Println("read all users with interface assertion", users)
}
Example 2: golang interface
type Shape interface {
area() float64
perimeter() float64
}