The empty interface type | Smart Go

The video tutorial provides an overview of Go's empty interface type, explaining its flexibility in holding any type of value. It covers type assertions, which allow verification of the type within an interface, and discusses error handling to prevent runtime panics. The tutorial also explores using interfaces in function signatures to accept multiple types and demonstrates type switches for decision-making based on object types. The video concludes by highlighting the flexibility interfaces offer in managing variable types.

Describe how a type switch is different from a regular switch statement in Go.

How does the empty interface provide flexibility in handling different types in Go?