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Looking ahead
You now understand arrays and slices. You can create, modify, and manipulate collections of data. Slices will appear in nearly every Go program you write.
In the next section, you'll learn about strings. Strings in Go are closely related to slices. They're immutable sequences of bytes with special handling for Unicode text.
