Go introduction, instructional purposes

golang-example-3.go

type TheMeaningOfLife {
    sustenance //this is not matched with anything, it is simply for meaning
}

type LocationProps struct {
    next []string
    final string
}

type Location struct {
    props LocationProps
}

type Maze struct {
    Location 
    Directions [][]int
    Height     int
    Width      int
}

type Clone struct {
    cloneNumber int
}

type CloneAction interface {
    goDifLocation(location string)
    findExit(m Maze)
}

func (*c Clone) goDifLocation(l string) {
    //This is a pointer, so it mutates what it is called on
    //This does? Make clone go to the next location, return nothing 
}
         
func (c Clone) findExit(m Maze) TheMeaningOfLife {
    var currentLocation string
    if len(m.Location.props.next) == 3 {
        currentLocation = &c.goDifLocation(
            m.Location.props.next[rand.Intn(
                len(m.Location.props.next))])
    } 
    //... etc.                                                           
    if currentLocation == m.location.props.final {
        return TheMeaningOfLife
    }
}

func createMaze(height int, width int) Maze {
    //create the maze
}                                                                
                                                                
func main() {
    mazeData := createMaze(1000, 10000)
    maze := Maze{mazeData}
    clones := make([]Clone, 1000000)
    for i := range clones {
        clones[i] = Clone{id: i}
        go clones[i].findExit(maze)
    }
}