(PS: if the second value in the range clause could be assigned to and have the thing you are iterating over actually change it would effectively be a "by reference" value, something Go doesn't have. In addition this would be very complicated if you wanted to extend it to maps since setting a value for any given key could possibly cause the map to rearrange its internal structure (this is the reason map values are not addressable). The map set code would have to be able to alter the by-reference variable to its new position in the map's value list for it to be possible, and that doesn't sound like a simple thing to do in general).
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