Hello, Adventurer! Today, we will learn about splitting and joining strings — two vital operations for processing textual data in Go. Are you ready? Let's start this journey!

In this lesson, we will use the following imports:

In Go, the strings.Split function cuts a string into several pieces based on a delimiter, which is a character that separates words. It returns a slice containing these divided parts. Look at this example:

Here, we have a sentence cut into separate words using the strings.Split() function, with a space as the delimiter. The results are stored in the slice words.

The strings.Join() function merges a slice of strings back into a single string using a given delimiter. You can think of it as the inverse of the strings.Split() operation. Here's how it works: