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Printing output
The fmt.Println function prints values to the terminal and adds a newline at the end. The Println stands for "print line". You can pass multiple values separated by commas:
fmt.Println("Hello", "World", 42)
This prints Hello World with spaces between each value. For printing without a newline, use fmt.Print instead.