How can you create an instance of a struct in Go?
- Using the := operator
- Using the make function
- Using the new keyword
- Using the struct keyword
In Go, you can create an instance of a struct using the := operator followed by the struct name and then initializing the struct fields. This creates a new instance of the struct and assigns it to the variable.
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