In this chapter, we talked about many handy Go features, including creating and using structures, tuples, strings, and runes, and the functionality of the unicode standard Go package. Additionally, you learned about pattern matching, regular expressions, the processing of JSON and XML files, the switch statement, and the strings standard Go package.
Finally, we developed a key-value store in Go and you learned how to use the types of the math/big package to calculate Pi with the desired accuracy.
In the next chapter, you will learn how you can group and manipulate data using more advanced arrangements, such as binary trees, linked lists, doubly linked lists, queues, stacks, and hash tables. You will also explore the structures that can be found in the container standard Go package, how to perform matrix operations in Go, and how to verify Sudoku puzzles. The last topic...