func main() {
    name := "John"                                                      // "John" is stored in address, and name is nickname of address
    fmt.Print(name, " ("+reflect.TypeOf(name).String()+")\n")           // prints name's value and type of name
    author := &name                                                     // takes name's address as value
    fmt.Print(author, " ("+reflect.TypeOf(author).String()+")\n")       // prints author's value which is name's address and type of author
    fmt.Println(&author)                                                // prints author's address
    fmt.Println(*author)                                                // points to address' value
    nametwo := &name                                                    // takes name's address as value
    *nametwo = "Don"                                                    // points to address' value and changes it
    fmt.Print(nametwo, " ("+reflect.TypeOf(nametwo).String()+")\n")     // prints nametwo's value which is name's address and type of nametwo
    fmt.Println(author)                                                 // value doesnt change because name's address stays same.
    fmt.Println(*author)                                                // points to address' value which is changed.
    authortwo := &author                                                // takes author's address as value.
    namethree := "Edgar"                                                // asigns new variable with type string
    *authortwo = &namethree                                             // points to address' value and changes to take different address(namethree)
    fmt.Print(authortwo, " ("+reflect.TypeOf(authortwo).String()+")\n") // prints authortwo's value and type of authortwo
    fmt.Println(author)                                                 // prints author's value which is changed
    fmt.Println(&namethree)                                             // prints namethree's address
    fmt.Println(*author)                                                // points to address' value
    kind := *author                                                     // asigns new variable with type strings and copies from namethree because its points to author's value's(address)
    fmt.Print(kind, " ("+reflect.TypeOf(kind).String()+")\n")
    //fmt.Println(*kind) cant because kind's value is not address and it doesnt have type pointer instead its copied string and had type assign string
}
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John (string)
0xc0000581e0 (*string)
0xc00009a020
John
0xc0000581e0 (*string)
0xc0000581e0
Don
0xc00009a020 (**string)
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0xc000058260
Edgar
Edgar (string)