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Go Language Go Language Overview Custom Types Structs

Posted by Jonathan Ankiewicz
Jonathan Ankiewicz
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I have no idea what I am doing

for the life of me, I can't understand what they are asking?

Just return a value, write functions that process minutes and hours and then feed it time to return a value time of noon?

src/clock/clock.go 
package clock

type Clock struct {
  Hours int
  Minutes int
}

// DEFINE A "Noon" FUNCTION HERE
func Noon (c Clock) {
  c := Clock{}
  c.Hours = 12
  c.Minutes = 0
  return c
}

1 Answer

Jennifer Nordell
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Jennifer Nordell
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Hi there! Your function does not need a parameter, but will need a return type. Also, you can set the values of the fields simultaneously while creating an instance of the struct. This is how I did it:

func Noon() (Clock) {
  c := Clock{12, 0}
  return c
}

Hope this helps! :sparkles: