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Hello and welcome to the Golang programming language course in this session.

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We want to continue the variable concept.

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Go variables, declaration and initialization.

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In the last session, we said a debt in gold language warrior bills are created in two different ways.

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The first method using via keyboard and the second method through short variable declaration.

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In this session, we want to examine the types of variables in the village school environments.

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First, we will start with the bad keyboard method and examine the different modes of creating a variable.

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So open the village and create the sample project.

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Go to Project Explorer, create a folder name, for example, variables.

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And create a fight inside it, like Maine does not go first, define the package name package Maine

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and define a main function, find me.

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Incorporate any language when a project is executed, the compiler first reads and executes the main

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function and main function is this talking point of the project and goal language?

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Now it's time to define the types of variables.

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First, we examine the different cases of variable definition by that keyword first case in the vast

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syntax.

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Either type or equals the expression can remove, but not both can remove in the declaration of the

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variable.

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So first, consider the case where the type is deleted.

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If the type is removed, then the time of the variable is determined by the value initialized in the

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expression.

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Now let's do an example for this case.

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First, define three variables that declared and initialized without the explicit type.

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For example, VAR variable one equals 100.

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This variable doesn't have any type, but initialize a 100 value 100 value type is integer, so the

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type of variable one should be integer.

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Go to the next line and define another variable, for example, VAR variable.

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Two equals the initialized this variable by a string value.

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Go through Koranic language

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and go to the next line.

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That variable three equals seven hundred and fifty point three hundred and forty five.

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Variable three light another variable doesn't have any type and the initialize eight by 750 point 345.

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So this variable gets fellow type to itself for display and print variables.

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We use the print f function from the empty package.

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The print f method consists of two parts the first part which specifies the text and data type.

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And the second part, which is separated from the first part by a comma.

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We enter the name of the variable used now.

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Display the value above.

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So do the following if 20 dots print f.

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For the first part, we write the value of variable.

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One is here we use from the conversing character or formatted string.

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The printed familiar function uses person character as a placeholder when that person is encountered.

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Print ever reads the characters following the person to determine what to do.

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For example, a person is take the next argument and print it as a street or person to take the next

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argument and print it at an integer value.

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So for the variable one, we set per cent d because the type of that variable is integer and go to the

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next part and set name of that very big variable.

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One.

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Go to the next line and print type of the variable.

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So we write F.A. down print f the type of variable one equals or column.

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In this case, we said person t all per case for format is sitting or condition characters for display

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a type of a variable.

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So we write and T uppercase and set a variable variable one.

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So we could display value and type of the variable by the Person D in person.

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T we use from Person D, character B.

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Because the vanity Bill Van has an integer value, so go to the next line and display values and types

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of variable two and variable three.

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So right again, F.A. don't paint if the value of variable to color variable too has a string value.

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So we said percent s lowercase as format asking for this variable and go to the next part and said.

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Many about to go to the next line and display type of disparity, even if empty dot print f did tie

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all variables to color.

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We use from person to operate a case as formatted string for this variable, so sit variable.

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To.

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And go to the next line and display value and type of variable to the you right?

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F.A. got printers in first fiction.

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Write the value.

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Of Variable three column, because the initialize the variable three by a float value, so we use from

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percent f lowercase as conversion character or a string for person f, and in the next session, we

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set name of the value of one variable three and go to the next line and display type of this variable

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F.A. dot print f.

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The type of value the three color person t uppercase because we want to display the type of a variable

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we use from person T uppercase and go to the next section, insert name of Variable Y did in three.

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Okay.

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Reformat the call, save the project and execute the program.

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First, go to a terminal, go to a project folder.

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See the variables clear screen and execute program by the comment.

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Go run dot Manchester's main dot go.

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Now we can see the output, what the values are printed consecutively on the lines to be able to print

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its value on a separate line.

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We use batches and as a control character so that we can print each value on the new line.

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So we put backslash and in the end of the first section of each display.

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So we said backslash and.

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Save the project and go to terminal and execute again.

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Now we can see each value display in separate line, for example, the value of a variable one is 100

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in type of it is integer value or variable.

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Two is go programming language and type of it is string and value of variable threes is seven hundred

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and fifty point three hundred and forty five, and type of it is float sixty four in future chapters.

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We will talk in detail about the data types and the various printing methods of the F.A. package.

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In order not to prolong the time of decision, we will finish it and we will continue the content in

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the next session.

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Goodbye.