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Looking ahead
You now understand how Go functions work. You can write functions with multiple parameters and return values, use closures to capture state, and apply defer for cleanup.
In the next section, you'll learn about arrays and slices. These are Go's primary tools for working with collections of data. Slices in particular are used everywhere in Go code.
