Constants in Go are typically used for values that are known and unlikely to _______ during program execution.
- alter
- change
- mutate
- vary
Constants in Go are immutable and cannot be changed during program execution. They are declared using the 'const' keyword and are assigned a value that cannot be modified afterwards. Constants are useful for representing fixed values such as mathematical constants or configuration parameters.
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