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Create location of your go code 1~$ mkdir /mnt/c/learning/go Get the suggested golang init script It is in separate post in my quicktasks
and don't forget to make it executable. For this quicktask, I assume you named it init.sh as well.
Create and go to project directory 1~$ mkdir local_module_example 2~$ cd local_module_example Initialize Go environment 1../init.sh Create module location directory 1~$ mkdir -p example.local/person Create the module This is module person</description></item></channel></rss>