int

float64

string

*int

if-else

switch

while

for

if/else

for loop

switch

try/catch

void

none

nil

empty

5

12

13

None of the above

var x int

x := 10

x = 10

int x = 10

"Hello, world"

"Hello, "

"Hello"

"world"

"Hello, world!"

"world!"

"d"

None of the above

A pointer is a variable that holds a memory address, while a value is the data stored at that memory address.

A pointer is a value that holds a memory address, while a value is the data stored at that memory address.

A pointer and a value are the same thing in Go.

A pointer and a value are both memory addresses.

A function can only be called by passing arguments, while a method can be called on an instance of a struct

There is no difference between a function and a method in Go

A function is defined outside of a struct, while a method is defined inside a struct

A function can have multiple return values, while a method can only have one