Summary
In this chapter, we have looked at various primitive data types, such as Boolean, numeric types such as integer and float, and string and rune. We also saw various operations, such as logical and relational operations on Boolean types. We then covered numeric types and learned about performing operations on numeric types, which included arithmetic, bitwise, and shift operations, along with detailed examples.
In the later parts of this chapter, we learned about string data types and understood various concepts of strings related to the mutability and immutability of a string. We also covered rune data types along with examples. In the final section of this chapter, we saw how to perform various operations such as string interpolation and different techniques to manipulate string types.
Having understood the primitive types in V, we will learn about working with complex types such as arrays and maps in V in the next chapter.