var identifier type = expression

// here geek1 is the identifier 
// or variable name, int is the
// type and 200 is assigned value
var geek1 int = 200

var identifier = initialValue

var geek1 = 200

var geek1, geek2, geek3, geek4 int

var geek1, geek2, geek3, geek4 int = 10, 20, 30, 40

var geek1, geek2, geek3, geek4 = 10, 20, 30.30, true

var(
     geek1 = 100
     geek2 = 200.57
     geek3 bool
     geek4 string = "GeeksforGeeks"
)

// Go program to demonstrate the multiple 
// variable declarations using var keyword
package main
  
import "fmt"
  
func main() {
  
    // Multiple variables of the same type
    // are declared and initialized
    // in the single line along with type
    var geek1, geek2, geek3 int = 232, 784, 854
   
    // Multiple variables of different type
    // are declared and initialized
    // in the single line without specifying
    // any type
    var geek4, geek5, geek6 = 100, "GFG", 7896.46
  
       
   // Display the values of the variables
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek1 is : %d\n", geek1)
                                         
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek2 is : %d\n", geek2)
                                         
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek3 is : %d\n", geek3)
  
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek4 is : %d\n", geek4)
                                         
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek5 is : %s\n", geek5)
                                         
   fmt.Printf("The value of geek6 is : %f", geek6)
                                            
}

The value of geek1 is : 232
The value of geek2 is : 784
The value of geek3 is : 854
The value of geek4 is : 100
The value of geek5 is : GFG
The value of geek6 is : 7896.460000

// Go program to illustrate
// concept of var keyword
package main
    
import "fmt"
    
func main() {
   
    // Variable declared but
    // no initialization
    var geek1 int
    var geek2 string
    var geek3 float64
    var geek4 bool
   
    // Display the zero-value of the variables
    fmt.Printf("The value of geek1 is : %d\n", geek1)
                               
    fmt.Printf("The value of geek2 is : %s\n", geek2)
   
    fmt.Printf("The value of geek3 is : %f\n", geek3)
  
    fmt.Printf("The value of geek4 is : %t", geek4)
                                  
}

The value of geek1 is : 0
The value of geek2 is : 
The value of geek3 is : 0.000000
The value of geek4 is : false