This lesson's topic is working with Maps and Sorting in Go. Learning to access map data in order enriches our toolkit for organized and efficient data manipulation.

Go's sort package helps us access map data in a sorted fashion. To illustrate, we create a map and use slices to sort keys, allowing us to display map values in order.

One approach we can take is to extract all keys int a slice, sort this slice, and print the values in a natural order (alphabetically). Here's an example:

The output will be:

Using slices to sort keys, we can implement functionalities for map operations like existence checks and removals, accessing elements in a sorted order:

You've explored how to sort access in Go using regular maps. This included extracting and sorting keys with the sort package to access map values in order, and performing essential operations. Continue practicing to deepen your understanding of maps and sorting in Go.