The ```string``` package is a Go standard library package that contains functions to manipulate UTF-8 encoded strings.

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## The ```Count()``` method
The ```string``` package provides the **```Count()```** method, which can be used to count the number of times a non-overlapping instance of a substring appears in a string in Go.

## Syntax
```
func Count(s, substr string) int
```

## Parameters
This function takes two arguments:
- string ```s```: This is the first argument.
- substring ```substr```: This is the argument that will be searched for in string ```s```.

## Return value

`Count` returns the count of non-overlapping instances of ```substr``` in ```s```.

- If the input substring is empty, `Count` returns *1 + the number of Unicode code points* in string ```s```, as there is an empty string before and after each code point in a string.

>A **Unicode code point** is an integer value that uniquely identifies a given character. There are different encodings, like UTF-8 or UTF-16, that we can use to encode the Unicode characters. Each character’s Unicode code point can be encoded as one or more bytes, specified by the encodings.



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## Code
In the code below, we first import the `fmt` and `strings` packages to our program.

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
)

func main() {
    str1 := "educative"
    str2 := "appleisappleisappl"
    str3 := "google"
	fmt.Println(str1 , "e", strings.Count(str1, "e"))
	fmt.Println(str2, "apple", strings.Count(str2, "apple"))
    fmt.Println(str3, "", strings.Count(str3, ""))

}

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## Explanation
- After importing, we call the ```Count()``` method with ```"educative"``` as the input string and ```"e"``` as the substring. This returns `2` because the substring  ```"e"``` appears twice in the string ```"educative"```.

- We again call the ```Count()``` method with ```"appleisappleisappl"``` as the input string and ```"apple"``` as the substring. This also returns `2` because the substring ```"apple"``` only appears twice in the string ```"appleisappleisappl"```.

- We test the ```Count()``` method with ```"google"``` as the string and an empty substring. It returns `7` as the output, which is 1 + the number of Unicode code points in the ```"google"``` string. 

- To show the output of all these operations, we use the ```Println()``` method of the ```fmt``` package.

## Output
The program prints the output below and exits.
```
educative e 2
appleisappleisappl apple 2
google  7
```


How to count a substring's occurrence in a string in Go

The string package is a Go standard library package that contains functions to manipulate UTF-8 encoded strings.  The Count() method The string package provides the Count() method, which can be used to count the number of times a non-overlapping instance of a substring appears in a string in Go. Syntax func Count(s, substr string) int  Parameters This function takes two arguments:  string s: This is the first argument. substring substr: This is the argument that will be searched for in string s.  Return value Count returns the count of non-overlapping instances of substr in s.  If the input substring is empty, Count returns 1 + the number of Unicode code points in string s, as there is an empty string before and after each code point in a string.   A Unicode code point is an integer value that uniquely identifies a given character. There are different encodings, like UTF-8 or UTF-16, that we can use to encode the Unicode characters. Each character s Unicode code point can be encoded as one or more bytes, specified by the encodings.  