import "reflect" func main() { sampleMap := map[string]int{ "one": 1, "two": 2, "three": 3, } val := reflect.ValueOf(sampleMap) // get the value associated with the key "two" valOfTwo := val.MapIndex(reflect.ValueOf("two")) // print the value fmt.Println(valOfTwo.Int()) // Output: 2 }In this example, we create a map with string keys and integer values. We then use reflect.ValueOf to create a reflect.Value instance from our map. We use the MapIndex method to get the value associated with the "two" key in the map. Finally, we print the value using the Int method of reflect.Value. The Go reflect package provides methods to inspect and manipulate the structure of values at runtime. In this example, reflect.ValueOf returns a reflect.Value instance from a map. The MapIndex method returns the value associated with a particular key. The library for this example is "reflect".