What are maps in go?
Answer / Rukam Singh
Maps in Go are similar to associative arrays or dictionaries. They consist of key-value pairs, where each key is unique and must be an interface type (e.g., int, float64, string). Maps can grow and shrink dynamically and don't have a fixed length.
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