builder := flatbuffers.NewBuilder(0) // Create a vector of strings str1 := builder.CreateString("hello") str2 := builder.CreateString("world") strings := []flatbuffers.UOffsetT{str1, str2} // Start the vector and set its length vectorOffset := builder.StartVector(len(strings), flatbuffers.SizeUOffsetT) for i := len(strings) - 1; i >= 0; i-- { builder.PrependUOffsetT(strings[i]) } builder.EndVector(vectorOffset)In this example, we create a FlatBuffers builder object, then create two string objects using the builder's CreateString() method. We then create a slice of offsets to those strings, and call Builder.StartVector() to begin a new vector. We pass in the length of the vector and the size of each element (which in this case is just the size of a UOffsetT). We then prepend each string to the vector and call Builder.EndVector() to finish the vector and get its offset. Overall, this example demonstrates how to create a vector of strings using the FlatBuffers builder in Go.