How to define a structure in go programming language?
Answer / Sukeerti Suresh
"In Go, structures are defined using the 'type' keyword. For example:nn`type MyStruct struct {n field1 stringn field2 intn}n` This defines a structure named 'MyStruct' with two fields: 'field1' of type string and 'field2' of type int."
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