Build a simple guessing game in Golang.

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You have now successfully installed ‘go’ and also set up your guessing game file. Now, open the guess.go file with a text/code editor on your device. Personally, I use VS Code. Windows comes with Notepad pre-installed. Mac OS includes TextEdit. Linux users can use Vim. You can also download other text editors like sublime text or atom.

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You have now successfully installed ‘go’ and also set up your guessing game file. Now, open the guess.go file with a text/code editor on your device. Personally, I use VS Code. Windows comes with Notepad pre-installed. Mac OS includes TextEdit. Linux users can use Vim. You can also download other text editors like sublime text or atom.

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To start with, you will need to install Golang on your computer. If you don’t already have it installed, you can do this from the Golang website. Once you are done with the installation, open the CMD on Windows, Terminal on Mac and Linux. Then change directory “cd” to the folder you want to store your guessing game in.

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You have now successfully installed ‘go’ and also set up your guessing game file. Now, open the guess.go file with a text/code editor on your device. Personally, I use VS Code. Windows comes with Notepad pre-installed. Mac OS includes TextEdit. Linux users can use Vim. You can also download other text editors like sublime text or atom.

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You have now successfully installed ‘go’ and also set up your guessing game file. Now, open the guess.go file with a text/code editor on your device. Personally, I use VS Code. Windows comes with Notepad pre-installed. Mac OS includes TextEdit. Linux users can use Vim. You can also download other text editors like sublime text or atom.

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