// To create a new reflect value: rv := reflect.ValueOf(5) // To get the kind of the value (int in this case): fmt.Println(rv.Kind()) // To get the value as an interface: v := rv.Interface() // To get the value as an int: i := rv.Int() // To get the value of a pointer: rv = reflect.ValueOf(&i) elem := rv.Elem()These examples demonstrate how to create and manipulate `reflect.Value` objects. The library is part of the Go standard library, so no external package is needed.