In the Go programming language, the default value of the bool type is false. This implies that when you declare a bool variable without explicit initialization, it is automatically initialized to false.
For example, the following is a simple Go code example demonstrating this:
gopackage main import "fmt" func main() { var myBool bool fmt.Println(myBool) // Output: false }
In this example, myBool is declared as a bool variable without any initial value. When printed, the output is false, which confirms that the default value of the bool type is false.
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