In this shot, we will learn how to sort a slice of ints using Golang.

**Slice** is a dynamically-sized array in Golang.

We can sort the slice of ints in Golang with the **`Ints()` function**, which is provided by the `sort` package.

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## Syntax
```
sort.Ints(slice_of_ints)
```

## Parameters
This function takes a slice as a parameter.

## Return value
This function does not return anything because it sorts the slice in place.



## Example
In the following example, we will try to sort the slice of ints.

## Code

package main

//import packages
import(
  "fmt"
  "sort"
)

//program execution starts from here
func main(){

  //Declare and initialize slice
  n := []int{23, 12, 98, 45, 88, 36}

  //Display slice before sorting
  fmt.Println("Before : ", n)

  //sort the slice
  sort.Ints(n)

  //Display slice after sorting
  fmt.Println("After : ", n)
}

## Explanation
In the code snippet given above:
* Lines 5–6: We import the following packages:
  * **`fmt`**: The format package is useful for printing slices.
  * **`sort`**: The ints() function is provided by the sort package.

* Line 10: The program execution starts from the `main()` function.
* Line 13: We declare and initialize the slice of ints, `n`.
* Line 16: We display the slice `n` before sorting it.
* Line 19: We sort the slice `n` by passing it as a parameter to the `Ints()` function. This action will change the original slice.
* Line 22: We display the slice `n` after sorting it.

How to sort an int slice in Golang

Use Golang's sort.Ints() to sort integer slices in place, utilizing the sort package.