This is probably a flaw in the reflect value, but "%v" seems to display values slightly different than as you would in entering them into go.
In particular, %v gives <nil> instead of nil. And strings aren't quoted, and probably maps and slices values appear differently.
This is probably a flaw in the reflect value, but "%v" seems to display values slightly different than as you would in entering them into go.
In particular, %v gives
<nil>instead ofnil. And strings aren't quoted, and probably maps and slices values appear differently.