First, let's take a look at below Go interview question:package mainconst s = "Go101.org"// len(s) == 9// 1 << 9 == 512// 512 / 128 == 4var a byte = 1 << len(s) / 128var b byte = 1 << len(s[:]) / 128func main() { println(a, b)}What would be the output in your mind? The output would be 4 0. Surprising?Before getting to the output values, some concepts in Go need to be introduced and explained in more detail.len() len() is a built-in function in Go to get the length of array, slice or string. There is one important statement about len() in Go specification.For some argume...