How do you declare a pointer variable in Go?
- int *ptr
- ptr *int
- ptr int
- var ptr *int
In Go, you declare a pointer variable using the syntax var ptr *int, where ptr is the name of the pointer variable and int is the type it points to. This syntax indicates that ptr is a pointer to an integer type.
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