I have code like this
t := strings.FieldsFunc(value, extract_word)
fmt.Println("t:", len(t),t)
m := make(map[string]int)
for word := t.Front(); word != nil; word=word.Next(){
m[word]++
}
and it gets this error
t.Front undefined (type []string has no field or method Front)
I know list has Front() method. http://golang.org/pkg/container/list/ but why it complains here? so confused, need help. thank you!
分享 []T is not a "list" as it's referred to in other languages (e.g. Python). In Go, it's referred to as the "Slice" http://golang.org/ref/spec#Slice_types
Its elements range from 0 to len(slice)-1, and are accessed with C-like array access notation. The "front" of the slice is generally considered slice[0], though you may consider a different index the front if you're using a slice to implement something like, e.g., a stack.
No built-in type in Go has any methods defined on it, but do have built-in functions that take them as arguments, such as len.
The package you linked to implements the List type. As the documentation at the top says "Package list implements a doubly linked list." This doubly linked list, which you can create by calling list.New(), has a Front method, among the others listed in the package documentation.
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