Hello,
Came across something that I find to be very weird:
I have created a minimal example : goplayground
Why is the interface seen as not nil in test1?
I taught that “interface{}” can be interpreted as “map[string]interface{}” ?
Whats the logic behind this?
It’s not nil in test1 because a is of not type interface{}, so one is created to “wrap” a.
A variable of an interface type can hold a value of a type that implements the interface .
I tweaked your playground here to unwrap itf in test1 Go Playground - The Go Programming Language
Interface can hold a nil value, being itself not nil: A Tour of Go
Go Playground - The Go Programming Language
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