The string in golang can be converted into a byte array or a rune array
But in fact, the type corresponding to byte is uint8, and the data type corresponding to rune is int32
So string can be converted to four types
//Interface to other types————The return value is interface, and direct assignment cannot be converted //Interface to string var a interface{}
var str5 string
a = "3432423"
str5 = a.(string)
(str5)
//Interface to int var m interface{}
var m1 int
m = 43
m1 = m.(int)
(m1)
//Interface to float64 var ff interface{}
var ff1 float64
ff = 432.54
ff1 = ff.(float64)
(ff1)
Supplement: golang interface to string,int,float64
Look at the code ~
func interface2String(inter interface{}) {
switch inter.(type) {
case string:
("string", inter.(string))
break
case int:
("int", inter.(int))
break
case float64:
("float64", inter.(float64))
break
}
}
func main() {
interface2String("jack")
interface2String(1)
interface2String(12.223)
}
string jack int 1 float64 12.223
The above is personal experience. I hope you can give you a reference and I hope you can support me more. If there are any mistakes or no complete considerations, I would like to give you advice.