Go rune

// Implicit typing (inferred as rune/int32)
var a = 'A'

// Explicit typing
var b rune = 'Ω'

// Escape sequences
var newline rune = '\n'

// Unicode code point escapes
var c rune = '\u03A9'       // 16-bit Unicode escape (Omega)
var d rune = '\U000003A9'   // 32-bit Unicode escape (Omega)

// A string containing a 4-byte Unicode character
str := "Go🚀"

// Standard indexing yields a single byte (uint8)
// str[2] returns the first byte of the 🚀 character
fmt.Printf("%T\n", str[2]) // Output: uint8

// Converting to a rune slice yields complete Unicode code points (int32)
runes := []rune(str)
fmt.Printf("%T\n", runes[2]) // Output: int32 (rune)

str := "café"

for index, char := range str {
    // 'char' is strictly of type rune (int32)
    // Because 'é' occupies 2 bytes, the index advances accordingly
    fmt.Printf("Type: %T, Value: %U\n", char, char)
}