var num int = 42 val := reflect.ValueOf(num) valRecv := val.Recv() fmt.Println(valRecv) // 42
type Person struct { Name string Age int } func main() { person := Person{Name: "John Doe", Age: 32} val := reflect.ValueOf(person) valRecv := val.Recv() fmt.Println(valRecv) // {John Doe 32} }In this example, we create a new `Person` struct and use the `reflect.ValueOf()` function to create a new `reflect.Value` instance containing the `Person` struct. We then use the `Recv()` method to retrieve the underlying value of the `reflect.Value` instance, which is the entire `Person` struct. Package/Library: The Go Reflect package provides the `Value` type and associated methods, including `Recv()`.