Welcome to a new session! We're going to delve into Syntax Errors in Go. These mistakes can occur in the structure of our program. By the end of this lesson, you will have progressed toward writing flawless Go code.

Syntax can be likened to the guiding rules for the structure of a Go program. Much like grammatical rules in a language, Go also has certain protocols. When we don't adhere to these rules accurately, we're likely to encounter syntax errors.

Below are examples of common syntax errors in Go:

• Neglecting parentheses while calling a function:

• Misplacing braces:

• Leaving parenthesis or brackets unclosed:

• Misusing Go (A keyword in is a reserved word with a special meaning and purpose (e.g., "func", "package", "import", "type", etc.)):