Can the Go language be classified as imperative or declarative programming style?

The Go language belongs to the imperative programming style. In Go, the programmer explicitly describes the sequence of steps and manages the program's state through variables, loops, conditions, and functions. The declarative style, on the other hand, focuses on describing what needs to be achieved rather than how to do it (for example, SQL or functional languages with expressions). Go does not directly support the declarative style, although some declarative approaches can be applied, such as using interfaces and composition, but overall, the language is imperative.