Go naming conventions help you write code that is easy to read and understand. This skill gives you clear rules for naming everything in Go. You will learn how to name packages, structs, interfaces, constants, errors, and more.
All Go identifiers use MixedCaps never underscores. Capitalization controls visibility. Uppercase names are exported and lowercase names are unexported. This is not just for style it is how Go works.
Follow these conventions when you write new code or review existing code. They make your Go programs consistent and professional. You can ignore a rule by adding a comment.
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