Strings are zero-indexed
Strings in go are immutable, this means another variable that references a string will not change if the original string does.
There is a mutable version of strings that can be used, which is a slice of bytes []byte.
String literals are encapsulated in double quotes, raw string literals can be created using backticks, which preserve all whitespace, etc.
Can be accessed with list operations [[20200720102455-go-list-operations]]