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Hello and welcome to the golden programming language course.

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In the previous session, we talked about print function, and in this session we want to talk about

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the others empty package concept.

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Print if function.

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The print function in go language formats, according to a format, is spicy air and rise to standard

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output print a format, staying put the string as the user's choice and then prints the formatted string

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onto the output console, beginning from the current cursor position without appending any space or

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new lines, unless explicitly coded.

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This function is defined under the empty package here.

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You need to import this empty package in order to use this function.

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Now you can see the same tests.

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Parameters, dysfunction, access to parameters which are illustrated below format extreme.

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This contains some strings along with some depth and a three dot interface.

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This contains a specified constant variables and the return value it returns the number of by 310 and

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any right or encountered.

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Now, let's go to the school curriculum to illustrate the uses of print a function

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first, deep learning some history variables that.

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For example, the name and value and equals by the values go and true and language.

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Now calling print and function go to the next line if!

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A. Don't print if.

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OK.

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For former, this drink as argument dry earth, and it's because it's case is conversion connector for

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string value, this is a person.

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Yes.

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The art back is less and and said name and venue.

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Now let's define some other variables like that.

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Number one, No.

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Two and number three, integer variable equals five, 10 and 15 now would print a function again.

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FMC Dot Plaintiff.

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Because we define integer variables, we said Person de la Chase as an emerging characters, plus per

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cent the equals per cent the bank and and set these variables here.

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No.

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One, No.

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Two and No.

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Three, reform the court, save the project and executed the original.

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Now we can see the output go is a programming language and five plus 10 equals 15.

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So we could use print at function for formatting variables and display.

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Then in order not to prolong the time of decision, we will finish it and we will continue the content

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in the next session.

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Goodbye.