Every If statement in Go programming contains a condition or expression followed by a list of code lines. If the condition result is true, then that block of code will run. And if the condition results false, it will exit from the if statement. The Syntax of the Go If statement is shown below. if … Read more
The Golang switch statement starts with the switch keyword followed by the expression and then cases. While working with many conditions, it is tedious to work with the Else If statement. In such cases, we can use this switch statement and write as many cases as you want. In the Golang switch statement, each case … Read more
Go programming supports two kinds of comments. The single line will start with //, and the general or multiple lines will begin with /* and end with */. The following Golang example shows you the single and multi-line comments in a real-time example. package main import “fmt” func main() { var x string = “Hello … Read more
Constants in Golang programming are the variable whose values remain fixed. Once we declared this variable and assigned a value, we could not change it later. In this Programming, we can declare a constant variable using the const keyword. For instance, const info string = “Welcome to Go Tutorial” If you observe the declaration, it … Read more
