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edited Jun 10, 2020 at 13:09

#Go

Go

golint Style and convention problems with documentation, naming, dead-code analysis, and more.
go fmt adjusts your go code to conform to standard Go style (indentation, spacing, import orders, etc.)
go vet does deeper static analysis on your code and determines if there are more serious problems in the code, including poorly structured printf statements, etc.

In addition, there are profiling tools, race-condition-analysis tools, and so on that work at program runtime.

#Go

golint Style and convention problems with documentation, naming, dead-code analysis, and more.
go fmt adjusts your go code to conform to standard Go style (indentation, spacing, import orders, etc.)
go vet does deeper static analysis on your code and determines if there are more serious problems in the code, including poorly structured printf statements, etc.

In addition, there are profiling tools, race-condition-analysis tools, and so on that work at program runtime.

golint Style and convention problems with documentation, naming, dead-code analysis, and more.
go fmt adjusts your go code to conform to standard Go style (indentation, spacing, import orders, etc.)
go vet does deeper static analysis on your code and determines if there are more serious problems in the code, including poorly structured printf statements, etc.

In addition, there are profiling tools, race-condition-analysis tools, and so on that work at program runtime.

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answered Mar 27, 2016 at 20:17

#Go

golint Style and convention problems with documentation, naming, dead-code analysis, and more.
go fmt adjusts your go code to conform to standard Go style (indentation, spacing, import orders, etc.)
go vet does deeper static analysis on your code and determines if there are more serious problems in the code, including poorly structured printf statements, etc.

In addition, there are profiling tools, race-condition-analysis tools, and so on that work at program runtime.