How to create a map with slices as values in Go?

To create a map with slices as values in Go, follow these steps:

Declare a map with the desired key type and value type as map[keyType][]valueType. For example, to create a map with string keys and int slices as values, use map[string][]int.
Initialize the map using the make() function.
Add pairs of key-value to the map using the square bracket notation. If the key already exists, append the new value to the existing slice.
Access the values of a specific key using the key in the square bracket notation.

Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates the process:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
    // Declare and initialize the map
    myMap := make(map[string][]int)

    // Add pairs of key-value
    myMap["key1"] = append(myMap["key1"], 1) // Appending a new value
    myMap["key2"] = append(myMap["key2"], 2, 3)
    myMap["key1"] = append(myMap["key1"], 4) // Appending another new value to an existing key

    // Accessing the values of a specific key
    fmt.Println(myMap["key1"]) // Output: [1 4]
    fmt.Println(myMap["key2"]) // Output: [2 3]
}

In the above example, we create a map myMap with string keys and int slices as values. We add pairs of key-value to the map and append new values to existing keys. Finally, we access the values of specific keys using the key in the square bracket notation and print them.