Which of the following is not a valid way to call a function in Go?
- .functionName(arguments)
- functionName(arguments)
- functionName(arguments)
- package.functionName(arguments)
In Go, the package name is not required when calling a function defined within the same package. Therefore, functionName(arguments) and not package.functionName(arguments) is the correct way to call a function defined within the same package. The period (.) before the function name is also not a valid syntax in Go for calling functions.
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