import ( . "gopkg.in/check.v1" ) func TestExample(t *testing.T) { // create a new instance of the Checker struct checker := &Checker{} // use the checker to test that the value 3 is equal to 3 checker.Assert(c, 3, Equals, 3) // use the checker to test that the value 2 is not equal to 3 checker.Assert(c, 2, Not(Equals), 3) // use the checker to test that a pointer value is not nil checker.Assert(c, &exampleValue{}, Not(IsNil)) }This code imports the go-check package, defines a new test function that uses the Assertion type to perform three different assertions. The first assertion tests that the value 3 is equal to 3, the second assertion tests that the value 2 is not equal to 3, and the third assertion tests that a pointer value is not nil. The go-check package also provides a number of other useful testing helpers, such as the suite struct and the MockAPI struct. These can be used in combination with the Assert type to write comprehensive unit tests for your Go code.