What is the execution order of the init function in gol…

In Go language, the init() function is used to perform some initialization operations before the program starts executing. The init() function has no parameters or return values, and cannot be explicitly called.

The init() function in the Go language is executed in the following order under the following circumstances:

1. start()
2. initialize()
3. initialize()
4. initialize()
5. primary
6. start()
7. primary
8. The primary function.

It is important to note that if a package contains multiple init() functions, the order in which they are executed is not guaranteed. Therefore, in practical development, one should not rely on the execution order of init() functions.