The Go net/url library provides functionality for parsing and manipulating URLs. One important method in this package is the Values Get method, which retrieves the first value associated with a given key in a set of query parameters. Below are examples of how this method can be used in Go:
Example 1:
package main
import ( "fmt" "net/url" )
func main() { u, err := url.Parse("https://example.com/search?q=golang&count=10") if err != nil { panic(err) }
In this example, we first parse a URL that contains query parameters for a search query. We then use the Values Get method to retrieve the search and count values from the query string, and print them to the console. This example uses the net/url package.
In this example, we define a struct that represents the search query parameters for a search request. We then use the go-querystring/query package to encode the struct into a set of query parameters. We then use the Values Get method to retrieve the search and count values from the query string, and print them to the console. This example uses the go-querystring library.
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