How composition and inheritance work for types | Smart Go

The video tutorial explains Go's type system, focusing on inheritance and composition. It demonstrates creating structs and methods, showing how Go uses composition over inheritance. The tutorial covers method overriding, behavior inheritance, and using interfaces for flexible function inputs. It emphasizes separating behaviors from structures and using methods specific to each type.

What is the primary difference between inheritance and composition in Go's type system?

Explain how the 'data' method works for both Person and Actor structs.

How does Go handle method invocation when a struct contains another struct as a component?

Describe the process of creating a standalone function that can handle both Person and Actor types.

What is the significance of interfaces in Go when dealing with different types?