What is the difference between Go's string literals and string values?
In Go, a string literal is a sequence of characters enclosed in double quotes, while a string value is the actual value of a string variable or constant.
For example, **"hello"**
is a string literal, while **s := “hello”**
assigns the string value **"hello"**
to the variable **s**
.
String literals can be used directly in Go code, while string values are used in variables or passed as arguments to functions.