This is an example of how to trim whitespace and specific characters in Go. You can use the `strings` package to accomplish this.
package main
import (
"fmt"
"strings"
)
func main() {
str := " Hello, Go! "
trimmedStr := strings.TrimSpace(str) // Removes whitespace from both ends
fmt.Println(trimmedStr)
// To trim specific characters
customStr := "!!!Hello, Go!!!"
trimmedCustomStr := strings.Trim(customStr, "!") // Removes '!' from both ends
fmt.Println(trimmedCustomStr)
}
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