go

_(underscore) in Golang is called Blank Identifier. Identifier is a user-defined name of program elements used for identification purposes.

In Go language, you are allowed to return multiple values ​​from a function, using the return statement. In other words, in a function, a return statement can return multiple values.

Go supports two main ways to pass arguments: Pass by Value and Pass by Reference. Go uses pass by value by default.

In Go, functions are blocks of code that perform specific tasks, which can be reused throughout the program to save memory, improve readability, and save time.

Golang like most other programming languages ​​has switch statement. Here is how to use switch statement in Golang.

Operators allow us to perform different types of operations on operands. In Go language, operators can be classified based on their different functions.

In Go language, Identifier can be a variable name, function name, constant, statement label, package name or type. Here is what you need to know about using Identifier in Golang.