How to format and print data with a specific radix (binary, hexadecimal) in Go?

In Go, you can use the fmt package to format and print data with a specific radix (binary, hexadecimal, etc.).

To format and print an integer with a specific radix, you can use the %b format specifier for binary, %d for decimal, %x for hexadecimal, and %o for octal.

Here's an example to show how to format and print a number with different radices:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
  number := 42

  // Print the number in binary
  fmt.Printf("Binary: %b\n", number)

  // Print the number in hexadecimal
  fmt.Printf("Hexadecimal: %x\n", number)

  // Print the number in octal
  fmt.Printf("Octal: %o\n", number)
}

Output:

Binary: 101010
Hexadecimal: 2a
Octal: 52

You can format and print other types of data, like floating-point numbers and strings, using different format specifiers provided by the fmt package.