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Tips

• Importing packages: Make sure you're familiar with importing packages such as strconv for type conversions and math for mathematical operations.

• Type Conversions: Practice using strconv to convert between different types, such as strings and integers.

• Math functions: Get comfortable with various math functions like square roots, rounding down with math.Floor, or rounding to the nearest integer using math.Round.

• String Manipulation: Practice string manipulation techniques to handle and process strings effectively.

• Slices: You may need to work with slices of integers ([]int) or strings ([]string). Remember how to create, access, and manipulate them.

• Sorting: Be prepared to sort slices using the sort package if required.

• Maps: Maps can be extremely useful, so practice working with them and combining them with slices when necessary.

• Map Key Lookup: To look up a key from a map in Go, use the following syntax: value, exists := myMap[key].

• Loops: Ensure you're familiar with the syntax for different loop structures, such as for loops and range loops.

• Reverse Iteration: Remember how to iterate through a collection in reverse order.

• Modulus Operator: The modulus operator % can be quite useful, so make sure you know how to apply it in various situations.