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Looking ahead
You now understand Go's approach to errors. You can create, wrap, and check errors. You know when to return errors versus panic.
In the next section, you'll learn about arrays. Arrays are fixed-size sequences of elements. They're the foundation for slices, which you'll learn about afterward.
