init of slice in struct

I am struggling with the initiation of a slice in a struct (GO-language). This may be easy, but still I can not solve it. I get below error

./prog.go:11:1: syntax error: unexpected var, expecting field name or embedded type
./prog.go:25:2: no new variables on left side of :=
./prog.go:26:2: non-name g.s on left side of :=

I believe that s should be declared as part of the struct, so I wonder why I get that error. Someone got some advice?

package main

import "fmt"

type node struct {
	value int
}

type graph struct {
	nodes, edges int
	s            []int
}

func main() {
	g := graphCreate()
}

func input(tname string) (number int) {
	fmt.Println("input a number of " + tname)
	fmt.Scan(&number)
	return
}

func graphCreate() (g graph) {
	g := graph{input("nodes"), input("edges")}
	g.s = make([]int, 100)
	return
}

You have a few errors :

• g.s is already defined by the type graph when g is of type graph. So it's not a "new variable"
• you can't use var inside a type declaration
• you have g already declared (as a return type) in your graphCreate function
• when you write a literal struct, you must pass none or all the field values or name them
• you must use the variables you declare

here's a compiling code :

package main

import "fmt"

type node struct {
	value int
}

type graph struct {
	nodes, edges int
	s            []int // <= there was var here
}

func main() {
	graphCreate() // <= g wasn't used
}

func input(tname string) (number int) {
	fmt.Println("input a number of " + tname)
	fmt.Scan(&number)
	return
}

func graphCreate() (g graph) { // <= g is declared here
	g = graph{nodes:input("nodes"), edges:input("edges")} // <= name the fields
	g.s = make([]int, 100) // <= g.s is already a known name
	return
}