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# use `go run`.
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# use `go run`.
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$ go run hello-world.go
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$ go run hello-world.go
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Hello world
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Hello world
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# The `go run example.go` approach is a great way to
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# experiment with Go examples, and we'll use it heavily
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# throughout this book.
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# Sometimes we'll need to build our sample programs
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# into stand-alone binaries. We can do this using
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# `go build`, which will produce a binary based on the
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# name of the given Go file.
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$ go build hello-world.go
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$ ls
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hello-world hello-world.go
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# We can then execute this binary directly.
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$ ./hello-world
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Hello world
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# Now that we can run and build basic Go programs, let's
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# learn more about the language.
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