Golang: Composition Over Inheritance
How does Go handles composition over inheritance? What does it mean to be a truly object oriented programming language when there isn’t inheritance at all?
Go is touted to be an object-oriented programming language. But…
underneath it all is something else. Many people have wondered why Go team don’t use inheritance? Normally in OOP, inheritance is used. However, Go doesn’t use inheritance. Instead it prefers composition over inheritance. And the big question is why?
Let’s find the answer in this video. Enjoy!
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:41 What is Inheritance?
4:09 What is Composition?
5:16 How Go Uses Composition
7:20 Outro
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