What is type assertion in go?
Answer / Mohammad Azeem Khan
Type assertion in Go allows you to examine the value of a variable at run-time and assert its type. It takes the form of `varName.(type)`. If the asserted type matches, it returns the expected value. If not, it panics with a runtime error.
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