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      <title>Golang Tips1: Using String better way in Go</title>
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      <description>Background 🧐 Go includes strings as a builtin type. The zero value for a string is the empty string. Go supports Unicode; Strings in Go are immutable; you can reassign the value of a string variable, but you cannot change the value of the string that is assigned to it.</description>
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