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# To_get_start
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## Structure and Compilation
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Let's first create a file called "Hello_JOJ.go", and write in:
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```go
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package main
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import=(
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"fmt"
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)
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func main(){
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fmt.Println("Hello "+ "JOJ")
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}
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```
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Observe the structure it is similar to both Python and C++, as it needs to import certain library and need some special package to run the program. We will also see further that the syntax of Go is like the combination of both C++ and Python.
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If you want to run the program, you can either choose to directly run it:
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```bash
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$ go run Hello_JOJ.go
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```
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or choose to compile it as a binary file:
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```bash
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$ go build Hello_JOJ.go
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$ ./Hello_JOJ
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```
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