'Location of methods in memory [duplicate]
I am new in Go world, the question could be obvious.
Let's say I have a struct Example, which has some methods:
type Example struct {}
func (e *Example) M1() {
//do smth
}
func (e *Example) M2() {
//do smth
}
func (e *Example) M3() {
//do smth
}
I'm declaring a variable of type Example and want to pass it to another function.
func F1(example Example) {
//do smth
}
How to determine whether I should pass the variable to another function by reference or by value? How are functions and methods located in memory?
Could you please share some articles or best practices?
Thanks a lot!
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