An array type.

A basic interface type.

A basic type.

The bool type of a non-literal expression

The type of a bool literal.

The normal boolean type or the literal boolean type

A byte slice type

A channel type.

The predeclared comparable type.

The type complex128.

The type complex64.

The type of a complex literal.

A complex-number type such as complex64.

A composite type, that is, not a basic type.

A defined type.

An empty interface type.

A type that implements the builtin interface error.

The type float32.

The type float64.

The type of a float literal.

A floating-point type such as float64.

The type int16.

The type int32.

The type int64.

The type int8.

The type of an integer literal.

The type int.

An integer type such as int or uint64.

An interface type.

An invalid type.

The type of a literal.

A map type.

The type of nil.

A numeric type such as int or float64.

A pointer type.

A channel type that can only receive.

The type of a rune literal.

A channel type that can only send.

A channel type that can both send and receive.

A signature type.

A signed integer type such as int.

A slice type.

The string type of a non-literal expression

The type of a string literal.

The normal string type or the literal string type

A struct type.

A tuple type.

A Go type.

A type that comes from a type parameter.

A type set literal type, used when declaring a non-basic interface. May be a single term, consisting of either a type or a tilde followed by a type, or a union of terms.

A term in a type set literal.

The type uint16.

The type uint32.

The type uint64.

The type uint8.

The type uint.

The type uintptr.

The type unsafe.Pointer.

An unsigned integer type such as uint.