Welcome! Today, we're exploring structs in Go. Structs are critical for grouping related data. For instance, a library book has properties such as the title, author, and publication year; these can all be represented using a struct in Go. Our goal is to understand how to define, create, and utilize structs in Go.

Structs in Go collate related data, thereby facilitating code organization. Many real-world objects can be modeled as structs.

Creating a struct involves producing a custom type with a set of associated properties, referred to as fields. For example, a Book struct can contain fields like Title, Author, and Year. The declaration of these fields aligns with the pattern fieldName fieldType.

Let's implement it:

Now, we have a Book type that includes associated data, marking it as a unique, custom type.

Once you've defined a struct, creating an instance of it is straightforward: