Type assertions in Go have the syntax: value.___(type).
- assert
- convert
- assertType
- typecast
Type assertions in Go use the syntax value.(type) where "assert" is used to assert or extract the value with the specified type. This syntax is used to tell the Go compiler that you expect the value to be of the specified type, and if it is, it extracts the value. For example, x.(int) asserts that x is of type int.
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