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Looking ahead
You now understand slices, Go's most common collection type. You can create, grow, shrink, and manipulate them efficiently. You understand how they share memory and when copies occur.
In the next section, you'll learn about maps. Maps store key-value pairs, giving you fast lookups by key.
