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Because Golang string is a read-only slices of bytes.

However, a pointer to a string (*string) can be nil:

var s *string
s = nil
readonly := "readonly"
s = &readonly
dereference := *s
```

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Busk: Created page with "``` Because Golang string is a read-only slices of bytes. However, a pointer to a string (*string) can be nil: var s *string s = nil readonly := "readonly" s = &readonly der..."

Busk: Created page with "``` Because Golang string is a read-only slices of bytes. However, a pointer to a string (string) can be nil: var s string s = nil readonly := "readonly" s = &readonly der..."