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Overview


Installation

brew install go

Configuration

Setup default workspace

mkdir ~/go
mkdir ~/go/src

Hello World Example

vi helloworld.go


package main
  
import (
  "fmt"
)

func main(){
  fmt.Println("Hello World")
}

Run it

go run helloworld.go

Compile it

go build

Install it

go install

Commands

CommandDescription
go run <src.go>Run some code
go buildCompile the code. Outputs to local folder. Executable has folder as name.
go installCompiles and places the output in workspace/bin
go env GOPATHOutputs the default workspace folder

Variables

Variables are defined using the following syntax:

var <variablename> <type>

example:

var x int

All variables have a zero value and are pre-initialized to their zero value. For example, an int would have a zero value of 0 and a string would have a zero value of empty string "".


Initializing the variable at declaration time:

var x int = 5

Quick Syntax: infers type based on value.

x:=5


Example:

package main
  
import (
  "fmt"
)

func main(){
  var x int
  x = 5
  fmt.Println(x)
}


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