point.go

// The first check github.com/01-edu/z01.PrintRune#4  ensures that students are allowed to call z01.PrintRune only 4 times in total, meanwhile, --no-lit=[1-9] prevents the use of literal integers like '4', '2', '1' as hardcoded values.
package main

import "github.com/01-edu/z01"

type point struct {
	PointName rune // x or y    //
	Value     int  // value
}

func setPoint(ptr *point, newvalue int) { // zy changename, 3yz a8yr value of point
	ptr.Value = newvalue
	//index := 0
	//for newvalue > 0 {
	//	value[index] = newvalue % 10 // ba2y esmet l new value
	//	newvalue /= 10               // means newvalue = newvalue/10 bshel kda a5er rkm
	//	index++
	//}

}

func main() {
	output := []rune{
		120, // x
		32,  // space
		61,  // =
		32,  // space
		52,  // 4
		50,  // 2
		44,  // ,
		32,  // space
		121, // y
		32,  // space
		61,  // =
		32,  // space
		50,  // 2
		49,  // 1
		10,  // newline
	}
	x := point{}
	y := point{}
	x.PointName = 'x'
	y.PointName = 'y'
	setPoint(&x, 42)
	setPoint(&y, 21)
	for _, r := range output {
		z01.PrintRune(r)
	}
}

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