How can you determine the type of an interface value in Go?
- Using the interface{} keyword
- Using the reflect package
- Using the switch statement
- Using the type assertion
In Go, you can determine the type of an interface value using a type assertion. This involves using the syntax value.(Type) where value is the interface variable and Type is the desired type you want to assert. If the assertion is successful, it returns the underlying value and a boolean indicating success. Otherwise, it triggers a panic. This method allows you to safely work with interface values by checking their types dynamically.
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