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Printf specifiers
Here are the format verbs you'll use most often:
%v prints any value in its default format %T prints the type of a value %d prints an integer %f prints a floating-point number %s prints a string %t prints a boolean %q prints a quoted string
The %v verb is your friend when you're unsure what type something is. Use %T to find out.
