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package main
// https://go.dev/tour/generics/2
import "fmt"
// List represents a singly-linked list that holds
// values of any type.
type List[T any] struct {
next *List[T]
val T
}
func (l *List[T]) lappend(x T){
curr := l
for {
if curr.next == nil{
break
}
curr = curr.next
}
curr.next = &List[T]{nil, x}
}
func (l *List[T]) print(){
curr := l
for {
fmt.Println(curr.val)
if curr.next == nil{
break
}
curr = curr.next
}
}
func main() {
head:= List[int]{nil, 3}
head.lappend(4)
head.lappend(5)
head.lappend(3)
head.print()
}
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I wonder, line 22, this object: curr.next = &List[T]{nil, x} -- it has lifetime until it's magically garbage collected?

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A goroutine is not an OS thread. However, if a go routine is blocking, new OS threads will be started to run other coroutines.

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