There is a line
books := append(books[:i], books[i+1:]...)
What does ... mean here?
You have a slice of books and you want to remove the element at position i
https://play.golang.org/p/YHvD5vS1m-s
It is books = append( and not books := append( since you aren’t defining a new variable. books[:i] is the slice of books up to but not including the i:th element, and books[i+1:] is all books from i+1 to the end. The three dots at the end is spreading the elements of the slice as append wants the first element to be a slice of some type and an all the rest of the arguments as elements of that type. books[i+1:]… is like doing books[i+1], books[i+1 + 1], books[i+1 + 2] up to the last element.
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