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This code snippet demonstrates an example of a type mismatch error in Go. The issue lies in the line var i int = int16(0).

• var i int: This line declares a variable named i of type int.
• int16(0): This expression creates a literal of type int16 (a 16-bit integer) with the value 0.

The problem is that Go doesn’t allow direct assignment of a value of type int16 to a variable of type int. These types are distinct and incompatible. To fix this, you would need to explicitly convert the int16 to an int before assigning it:

var i int = int(int16(0))

This code snippet provides an example of how to identify type mismatch issues in Go and demonstrates how to address these issues through explicit type conversions.