Comment comprendre le découpage de structure dans Golang

type TreeNode struct {
    Val int
    Left *TreeNode
    Right *TreeNode
}

queue:=[]TreeNode{TreeNode{}}
node:=TreeNode{Val: 1}
pre:=queue[len(queue)-1]
pre.Left = &node

type TreeNode struct {
    Val int
    Left *TreeNode
    Right *TreeNode
}

queue:=[]*TreeNode{&TreeNode{}}
node:=&TreeNode{Val: 1}
pre := queue[len(queue)-1]
pre.Left = node

queue:=[]TreeNode{TreeNode{}}
node:=TreeNode{Val: 1}
// Copy last element of slice to local variable pre
pre:=queue[len(queue)-1] 
// Assign field in local variable pre.  The slice element is
// not modified.
pre.Left = &node

queue:=[]*TreeNode{&TreeNode{}}
node:=&TreeNode{Val: 1}

// Copy last element of queue to local variable pre.
// pre and the last element of queue have the same pointer
// value (it was just copied) and point at the same node.
pre := queue[len(queue)-1]

// Set the left field in the node that pre points to. queue[0]
// also points at this node.
// This code is syntactic sugar for (*pre).Left = node.
pre.Left = node

queue:=[]TreeNode{TreeNode{}}
node:=TreeNode{Val: 1}
// Variable pre is pointer to last element in slice.
pre:= &queue[len(queue)-1] 

// Set the left field in the node that pre points to. This
// is the same value as queue[0].
pre.Left = &node