The **`append()`** function in Go appends the specified elements to the end of a slice.

# Parameters and return value
The `append()` function accepts the following parameters:
* A slice of any valid Golang type.
* Elements to append after the given slice that are of the same type as the slice.


>The `append()` function returns the updated slice of the same type as the input slice.

# Example
The following code demonstrates how to use the `append()` function in Golang:

package main
 
import "fmt"
 
func main(){

 // Example 1

 // create a slice of type int
  example := []int{11,22,33,44}
  // display slice
  fmt.Println(example)
  // append 55
  example = append(example, 55)
  //display slice
  fmt.Println(example)

  // Example 2

  // append 66 and 77
  example = append(example, 66, 77)
  //display slice
  fmt.Println(example)

  // Example 3

  anotherSlice := []int{88,99,111}
  example = append(example, anotherSlice...)
  fmt.Println(example)

}


# Explanation

The program creates a slice of type `int` that contains *11, 22, 33, 44*.
## Example 1
Example 1 uses the `append()` function to add a single number, *55*, at the end of the slice.
## Example 2
Example 2 appends multiple numbers, *66 and 77*, at the end of the slice.
## Example 3
Example 3 creates another slice of type `int` that contains *88, 99, 111*, and then appends it at the end of the slice through the same method as the other examples. 
> It is important to add `...` at the end of the slice name to be appended so that the program knows to append all the slice elements.

How to use the append function in Go

The append() function in Go adds elements to the end of a slice, returning an updated slice.

How to use the append function in Go

Prototype

Parameters and return value

Example

Explanation

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3