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What is workspace in Go language?
Learn about the workspace in Go language.
Submitted by IncludeHelp, on October 06, 2021
In the Go programming language, all programs are kept in a directory hierarchy that is called a workspace. A workspace is simply a root directory of your Go applications. A workspace contains three subdirectories at its root:
- src – It contains the source files organized as packages. We will write the Go applications inside the src directory.
- pkg – It contains Go package objects.
- bin – It contains executable programs.
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