Put a newline at the end of your print statement!
While writing my first programs in golang, I realized that I constantly saw a %
character appended to the end of my print statements.
Thanks to dominikh in #go-nuts I now know that the %
character is ZSH's way of telling me that I've forgotten to append a \n
to the print statement.
So:
fmt.Printf("~ Fin. ~\n")
Instead of:
fmt.Printf("~ Fin. ~")
Written by Murphy Randle
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2 Responses

Just use fmt.Println :)
over 1 year ago
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That's a great point.
over 1 year ago
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