What is embedding in Go structs?
- Defining a struct within another struct
- Hiding the implementation details of a struct
- Implementing inheritance in Go
- Storing multiple types in a single field
Embedding in Go structs refers to defining a struct within another struct. This allows the outer struct to access the fields and methods of the inner struct as if they were its own. It's a way of composition in Go.
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