GOGenericLinkedList

builtin package container/list provides this functionality, this one is a generic implementation

Why use this instead of container/list?

container/list is also an implementation of a linked list data type in go. However, container/list uses the any datatype to store values. This one uses generics to store the value. This means that you won't have to perform any casts fron any to the data type you want. If you want to store data as any you could either use container/list, or instantiate your linked list like so:

list := new(LinkedList[any])

Example code

For more examples you could check out the unit test.