os.FileMode is a type that represents the permission and mode bits of a file in the Go programming language. It is used to define the access rights for a file, such as read, write, and execute permissions, as well as other metadata associated with the file. FileMode values can be constructed using constants provided by the os package, and they are used in various file-related operations to determine the file's permissions and behavior.
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