inheritance.go

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title = ""
description = ""
author = "Christoph Berger"
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### Summary goes here

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## Intro goes here

## The code
*/

// ## Imports and globals
package main

/*
## How to get and run the code

Step 1: `go get` the code. Note the `-d` flag that prevents auto-installing
the binary into `$GOPATH/bin`.

    go get -d github.com/appliedgo/TODO:

Step 2: `cd` to the source code directory.

    cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/appliedgo/TODO:

Step 3. Run the binary.

    go run TODO:.go


## Odds and ends
## Some remarks
## Tips
## Links


**Happy coding!**

*/