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The power of single-method interfaces in Go

Single-method interfaces (SMIs) prove to be successful software modeling tools in Go. This post shows how SMIs can accomplish tasks using examples like tree search.

SMIs wrap one method and can serve as higher-order functions. They represent a more generalized and simplified version of higher-order functions, making them easier to use for Go programmers.


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