In a Go program utilizing channels, how would you handle the scenario where one of the channels is closed prematurely?
- Use a defer statement to close the channel explicitly
- Use a panic() function to halt the program
- Use a select statement with a default case
- Utilize the comma-ok idiom to check if the channel is closed
By employing the comma-ok idiom, the program can check if the channel is closed prematurely and handle the scenario gracefully without causing a panic.
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