Use a type-switch #102
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Use a type-switch #102
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This is a small code quality change which I suggested in a previous review but I was late to the game, so I'm posting it myself: rather than a series of type assertions trying to figure out what type an object is, let's use a Go type-switch statement, which was made for just that. And, I made a couple of other tweaks to the function code.
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