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Go Language Keyword

Keywords or reserved words are words used in a language for certain internal processes or to represent certain predefined actions. Therefore, these words are not allowed to be used as identifiers. This will cause compilation errors.

//Go Program to Explain
//Use the keyword
package main　
import "fmt"
　　
//　Here, package, import, func,　
//　var is a keyword
func main() {　
　　
//　Here, a is a valid identifier
var a = "w3codebox"　
　　
fmt.Println(a)　
　　
//Here, the default is set to a
//Illegal identifiers and
//The compiler will throw an error
//　var default = "GFG"
}

Output:

w3codebox

in Go LanguageThere are25keywordsas shown below:

breakcasechanconstcontinue
defaultdeferelsefallthroughfor
funcgogotoifimport
interfacemappackagerangereturn
selectstructswitchtypevar
//Go Program Example
//Use the keyword
//Here, the package keyword is used for
//Include the main package in the program
package main　
　　
//　The import keyword is used to
//Import "fmt" into your package
import "fmt"
　　
//　func is used for
//Create a function
func main() {　
　　
　　//Here, the var keyword is used to create variables
　　//Pname, Lname, and Cname are valid identifiers
　　　　var Pname = "oldtoolbag.com"　
　　　　var Lname = "Go Language"　
　　　　var Cname = "Keyword"
　　　　　　
　　　　fmt.Printf("Site Domain: %s", Pname)　
　　　　fmt.Printf("\nLanguage Name: %s", Lname)　
　　　　fmt.Printf("\nChapter Name: %s", Cname)　
　　
}

Output:

Site Domain: oldtoolbag.com
Language Name: Go Language
Chapter Name: Keyword
Go Language Data TypeGo Language Identifier