Looping through an array using indices in Go

In some instances, we will want to loop through an array using indices.

The indices of an array meals are all the integer values from 0 to len(meals) - 1, so we can iterate over them using an index variable i:

meals := []string{"pancakes", "pasta", "pizza", "avocado"}

for i := 0; i < len(meals); i++ {
	fmt.Printf("Meal number %d is %s.\n", i+1, meals[i])
}

The output of this code is:

Meal number 1 is pancakes.
Meal number 2 is pasta.
Meal number 3 is pizza.
Meal number 4 is avocado.

Assignment
Now let's print the temperature on each day, in this format:

On day 1 the temperature is 10.

On day 2 the temperature is 60.

...

Hint
Look at the examples above if you get stuck.