Structs in Go

We use structs in Go to represent structured data. It's often convenient to group different types of variables together. For example, if we want to represent a car we could do the following:

type car struct {
  Make string
  Model string
  Height int
  Width int
}

This creates a new struct type called car. All cars have a Make, Model, Height and Width.

In Go, you will often use a struct to represent information that you would have used a dictionary for in Python, or an object literal for in JavaScript.

Assignment

Complete the messageToSend struct definition. It needs two fields:

phoneNumber - an integer
message - a string.