👉 Gothonic is a term used in computer programming that describes a style of coding where variables are declared and initialized with their values immediately, without needing to specify initializers or initialization statements. This approach can be useful when dealing with large amounts of data or when working with complex algorithms. In Go, the "gothonic" notation is often used in functions to denote that they should not have a return value. It is also sometimes used in debugging and testing to avoid cluttering the code with unnecessary
