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+1  Q: 

Where is the io library defined in Go?

Specifically, where are io.reader and io.writer interfaces defined?

+3  A: 

In the io package:

http://golang.org/pkg/io/#Reader
http://golang.org/pkg/io/#Writer

Esko Luontola  2010-06-27 19:28:11
Argh. Of course. I didn't see that somehow. Such a noob.
aharon  2010-06-27 19:31:42

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