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How to Fix a Nil Map Assignment
In this updated version, we pass I as an argument to the anonymous function. This ensures that each Go routine has its own copy of the loop variable. We've also added a sync weight group to wait for all the Go routines to complete before the program exit. The code snippet you provided has a problem. You are attempting to assign a value to a map key without initializing the map first. This will cause a panic at runtime due to a nil map assignment. To fix this issue, you need to initialize the map using the make function before assigning any value to it. And here's a code snippet var m map string float 64 and make map from string to float 64 and pie gets