In Go, there is a type called slice which is built on top of array. It's a very convenient type when we want to handle a group of data. This post will explain a subtle but tricky difference between empty slice and nil slice.A nil slice is a slice has a length and capacity of zero and has no underlying array. The zero value of slice is nil. If a slice is declared like below, it is a nil slice.package mainimport "fmt"func main() { var a []string fmt.Println(a == nil)}The output will be true for above code snippet. An empty slice is a slice also has a length and capacity of zero but has unde...