Utterly Voice Mode: go

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Command Name Description
integer Types "int".
float Types float64".
boolean Types "bool".
for Types "for".
variable Types "var".
nil Types "nil".
bite Types "byte".
channel Types "chan".
constant Types "const".
sink Types "sync".
fumble Types "error".
short fumble Types "err".
format fumble Inserts fmt.Errorf().
handle fumble Inserts code to handle an error.
format Types "fmt".
colon equals Types ":=".
equals Types "=".
equals equals Types "==".
not equals Types "!=".
greater than equals Types ">=".
less than equals Types "<=".
less than hyphen Types "<-".
plus plus Types "++".
plus equals Types "+=".
times Types "*".
divided by Types "/".
percent Types "%".
minus Types "-".
plus Types "+".
and Types "&&".
or Types "||".
not Types "!".
single Types the first letter of one utterance word. For example, "single athens" -> "a". The advantage of this command over "lower", is that you can keep talking without having to say "stop".
double Types the first letter of two utterance words. For example, "double athens bristol" -> "ab". The advantage of this command over "lower", is that you can keep talking without having to say "stop".
triple Types the first letter of three utterance words. For example, "triple athens bristol cuba" -> "abc". The advantage of this command over "lower", is that you can keep talking without having to say "stop".
append Types an empty append().
length Types an empty len().
function Inserts an empty function.
parentheses Inserts a pair of parentheses.
print line Inserts fmt.Println().
print Inserts fmt.Printf().
sprint Inserts fmt.Sprintf().
quotes Inserts a pair of quotes.
brackets Inserts a pair of brackets.
braces Inserts a pair of curly braces.
imports Inserts an import statement.
structure Types an empty structure.