Value receiver vs. pointer receiver: when to use what in Go?

Hello everyone! I've just started learning Go and I can't figure out receivers in methods. I think I understand the difference between value receiver and pointer receiver, but in practice I constantly doubt which one to choose. For example, I have a struct: ```go type User struct { Name string Age int } ``` And I want to write a method that increments the user's age. Am I correct that a pointer receiver is needed here? ```go func (u *User) Birthday() { u.Age++ } ``` And if I just want to print information about the user, can I use a value receiver? ```go func (u User) PrintInfo() { fmt.Printf("Name: %s, Age: %d\n", u.Name, u.Age) } ``` But here's what confuses me: I read somewhere that if the struct is large, then a value receiver