How to create and manipulate a circular buffer (ring) in Go using the container/ring package?

To create and manipulate a circular buffer (ring) in Go using the container/ring package, follow these steps:

import "container/ring"

size := 5
myRing := ring.New(size)

Initialize the ring with some values. You can use the Do() method to iterate over the ring and assign values:

myRing.Do(func(p interface{}) {
    myRing.Value = 0 // Assign initial value to the ring
    myRing = myRing.Next()
})

Access and modify the values in the ring. You can use the ring's Value field to get or set the value at the current position:

current := myRing.Value.(int)  // Get the value at current position
myRing.Value = current + 1     // Set the value at current position

Move the current position to the next or previous element using the Next() and Prev() methods:

myRing = myRing.Next()  // Move to the next element
myRing = myRing.Prev()  // Move to the previous element

Perform actions on the ring elements using the Do() method. For example, to print all the values in the ring:

myRing.Do(func(p interface{}) {
    fmt.Println(p)
    myRing = myRing.Next()
})

Continue manipulating the ring as needed, looping around to the start once the end is reached.