package main import "fmt" func main() { // Here is an array of 8 integers. Subscripts are 0 to 7. var vals [8]int // Let's fill it with some data. Happily, and unlike C, the // array can tell us how big it is. for i := 0 ; i < len(vals); i++ { vals[i] = 2*i + 1 } // The built-in range function helps iterate through arrays. fmt.Println("The integer array is:") for i, value := range vals { fmt.Printf(" %d => %d\n", i, value) } // Arrays can be created an initialized with a list, similar to // Java and C. mike := [6]string{"This","is","an","array","of","string"} // If we don't need the index (or the value), we can replace it // with underscore to discard it. fmt.Print("The string array is: ") for _, value := range mike { fmt.Print(value+" ") } fmt.Println() }