How does Go implement struct inheritance?
- Through composition
- Through embedding
- Through interfaces
- Through subclassing
Go implements struct inheritance through embedding. By embedding one struct into another, the fields and methods of the embedded struct become part of the embedding struct, effectively achieving inheritance-like behavior.
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