In Go templating, what is the significance of the "." (dot) operator?
- Accessing fields/methods of the current context
- Accessing global variables
- Importing external packages
- Looping over arrays/slices
In Go templating, the "." (dot) operator is used to access fields and methods of the current context, such as variables passed to the template during execution.
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