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SAMER SAEID answered on June 16, 2022 Popularity 6/10 Helpfulness 3/10

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currentAge := 21
fmt.Printf("Age = %d", currentAge)

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// Program to illustrate the use of Println() function

package main
import ("fmt")

// prints output in different lines
func main() {

  currentSalary := 50000

  fmt.Println("Hello")
  fmt.Println("World!")
  fmt.Println("Current Salary:", currentSalary)

}

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Go fmt.Print()

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// Program to illustrate fmt.Print() 

package main

// importing the fmt package
import ("fmt")

func main() {

  fmt.Print("Hello, ")
  fmt.Print("World!")
}

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Go fmt Scanf() and Printf() functions

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package main
import ("fmt")

func main() {

  var number int
  
  fmt.Scanf("%d", &number)  // Input: 10
  fmt.Printf("%d", number)  // Output: 10

}

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Go fmt.Print() function

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// Program to illustrate Print() function

package main

import "fmt"

// prints output in same lines
func main() {

	name := "Chandler Bing"

	fmt.Print("Hello", name)
	fmt.Print("Welcome to Go Programming")

}

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Go Fmt .Printf() Function

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name := "Leslie"
fmt.Printf("My name is %v", name)
// My name is Leslie

age := 34
fmt.Printf("I am %d years old", age)
// I am 34 years old

fmt.Printf("%v is of type %T", name, name)
// Leslie is of type string

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