Marco Franssen • 1/9/2019

The use of defer in Go

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This technical blog post provides a detailed tutorial on the `defer` keyword in the Go programming language. It explains how `defer` ensures code execution at the end of a function, demonstrates its behavior with examples, and shows its interaction with `panic` and `recover` for error handling, including a recursive function example.

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