The go.ast Ident package is used to represent an identifier in Go code. It is a part of the go/ast library and is used to represent named entities such as variables, functions, types, and packages. It carries a name, position, and object information for the identifier.
Here are some code examples using go.ast Ident:
1. `Ident{Name: "foo", Obj: obj}` - Creates an identifier with the name "foo" and the object information obj.
2. `Name: token.NewToken(token.VAR, "", 0)` - Creates a new identifier token of type VAR and empty string.
3. `v := make([]Ident, 0)` - Creates a new slice of type Ident.
In the first example, the package library is not determined as we are only creating an identifier with a name and object information. However, in the second and third example, the package library can be determined as we are using functions and types from the "token" package and the "make" function respectively.
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