Go Language Specification in Korean
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Introduction
Notation
Source code representation
Characters
Letters and digits
Lexical elements
Comments
Tokens
Semicolons
Identifiers
Keywords
Operators and punctuation
Integer literals
Floating-point literals
Imaginary literals
Rune literals
String literals
Constants
Variables
Types
Method sets
Boolean types
Numeric types
String types
Array types
Slice types
Struct types
Pointer types
Function types
Interface types
Map types
Channel types
Properties of types and values
Type identity
Assignability
Blocks
Declarations and scope
Label scopes
Blank identifier
Predeclared identifiers
Exported identifiers
Uniqueness of identifiers
Constant declarations
Iota
Type declarations
Variable declarations
Short variable declarations
Function declarations
Method declarations
Expressions
Operands
Qualified identifiers
Composite literals
Function literals
Primary expressions
Selectors
Method expressions
Method values
Index expressions
Slice expressions
Type assertions
Calls
Passing arguments to ... parameters
Operators
Arithmetic operators
Comparison operators
Logical operators
Address operators
Receive operator
Conversions
Constant expressions
Order of evaluation
Statements
Terminating statements
Empty statements
Labeled statements
Expression statements
Send statements
IncDec statements
Assignments
If statements
Switch statements
For statements
Go statements
Select statements
Return statements
Break statements
Continue statements
Goto statements
Fallthrough statements
Defer statements
Built-in functions
Close
Length and capacity
Allocation
Making slices, maps and channels
Appending to and copying slices
Deletion of map elements
Manipulating complex numbers
Handling panics
Bootstrapping
Packages
Source file organization
Package clause
Import declarations
An example package
Program initialization and execution
The zero value
Package initialization
Program execution
Errors
Run-time panics
System considerations
Package unsafe
Size and alignment guarantees
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Expressions
Expressions
An
expression
specifies the computation of a value by applying operators and functions to operands.
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