I'm trying to find "@" string character in Go but I cannot find a way to do it. I know how to index characters like "HELLO[1]" which would output "E". However I'm trying to find index number of the found char.
In Python I'd do it in following way:
x = "chars@arefun"
split = x.find("@")
chars = x[:split]
arefun = x[split+1:]
>>>print split
5
>>>print chars
chars
>>>print arefun
arefun
So chars would return "chars" and arefun would return "arefun" while using "@" delimeter. I've been trying to find solution for hours and I cannot seem to find proper way to do it in Golang.