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It adds the text to the end, rather than the beginning, so it's not a prepend. Maybe the name is a little confusing.

@@livingetc-f8b > It adds the text to the end, rather than the beginning, so it's not a prepend. now.AppendText([]byte(prefix)) yields "The time is 2025-01-25...". It doesn't add the text to the end of the "now", it prepends the text at the beginning of the "now".

Derp, you're right. I really should have reread my own code before responding. :) Yeah the logic of the naming of the function appears a little confusing the you stop to think about it. Thanks for pointing that out :)

@@livingetc-f8b I've never been happy with how go's developers name things. For example, context is doing cancelable things. And for a struct, in my opinion, nothing can be better than "this" or "self" to represent a pointer to an instance of the struct itself, and you know what, go discourages to name it this or self, rather, they recommend to name it the lower case of the first letter of the struct name. I never accept it and always name it "this" as a pointer to the instance of the struct.

Glad it was helpful! :)