L := lua.NewState() defer L.Close()
err := L.DoString(`print("Hello, World!")`) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) }
L.SetGlobal("sqrt", L.NewFunction(math.Sqrt))In this example, the math.Sqrt function from the Go standard library is registered as a Lua function named "sqrt". This allows Lua scripts to call the math.Sqrt function as if it were a native Lua function. Overall, the package appears to be a library for embedding the Lua programming language in Go applications. The State type is the primary interface for creating new Lua interpreter instances and executing Lua code.