<p>I am writing a program that loads a ragged 2d array of integers from user input (either by file or stdin) and runs an intricate and extensive calculation on the array. The calculation is recursive in nature, and will carry non-constant state down the recursion tree. However once loaded, the array will not change.</p>
<p>I am trying to develop as a programmer (in particular as a Golang programmer) and I was wondering canonical way to set and then access data later within a struct which discourages manipulation of the data after the fact, forbids it from modification by other files (or at least other packages). </p>
<p>(By the way, is there a community wide way of describing something that is a canonical Go solution? Similar to "Pythonic", but something that is a "Go-to solution" and completely "Gosher" )</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>dlsniper: <pre><p>The community wide thing you are looking for is called "idiomatic" or "idiomatic for/to Go" or "Go idiomatic". No need to invent a name for it.</p></pre>ChunkyCoder: <pre><p>Understood. Some time no gimmick is needed.</p></pre>
