Go lang's equivalent of charCode() method of JavaScript

Question

The charCodeAt() method in JavaScript returns the numeric Unicode value of the character at the given index, e.g.

\"s\".charCodeAt(0) // returns         


        

Answer 1

Internally string is a 8 bit byte array in golang. So every byte will represent the ascii value.

str:="abc"
byteValue := str[0]
intValue := int(byteValue)
fmt.Println(byteValue)//97
fmt.Println(intValue)//97