Zero value in Golang

// Go program to illustrate the concept of zero value
package main

import "fmt"

// Main Method
func main() {

    // Creating variables
    // of different types
    var q1 int
    var q2 float64
    var q3 bool
    var q4 string
    var q5 []int
    var q6 *int
    var q7 map[int]string

    // Displaying the zero value
    // of the above variables
    fmt.Println("Zero value for integer types: ", q1)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for float64 types: ", q2)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for boolean types: ", q3)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for string types: ", q4)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for slice types: ", q5)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for pointer types: ", q6)
    fmt.Println("Zero value for map types: ", q7)
}

// Go program to check the variable
// contains zero value or not
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {

    // Creating variables of different types
    var q1 int = 2
    var q2 float64
    var q3 bool
    var q4 string

    // Slice
    var q5 []int

    // Pointer
    var q6 *int

    // Map
    var q7 map[int]string

    // Checking if the given variables
    // contain their zero value or not
    if q1 == 0 {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q2 == 0 {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q3 == false {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q4 == "" {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q5 == nil {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q6 == nil {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

    if q7 == nil {
    
        fmt.Println("True")
        
    } else {
    
        fmt.Println("False")
    }

}