A type assertion can return two values, the underlying value and a boolean that indicates whether the assertion was ___.
- successful
- TRUE
- accurate
- valid
A type assertion in Go can return two values: the first is the underlying value of the asserted type, and the second is a boolean value indicating whether the assertion was successful. The boolean value will be true if the assertion is successful, meaning the value is of the specified type; otherwise, it will be false.
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