Shortest way / Shorthand to declare variable in go

We can use the following syntax for go variable declaration

var num int
var str string

but is there any shorthand in go for doing the same thing?

for example we can do so in python simply saying:

num = 13
strings = "Hello World"

or even

num, strings = 13,"Hello World" 

The variable declaration can initialize multiple variables:

var x, y float32 = -1, -2

Or (short variable declaration with :=)

i, j := 0, 10

So this would work: play.golang.org

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
	a, b := 1, "e"
	fmt.Printf("Hello, playground %v %v", b, a)
}

Output:

Hello, playground e 1

The := syntax is shorthand for declaring and initializing a Go variable .
For example:
to declare e string var we can simple use

Short variable declarations

The := operator is the short variable declaration operator. This operator is used to both declare and initialize a variable.

Example:

   package main

   import "fmt"

   func main() {
     firstName := "Joey"
     fmt.Println(firstName)
   }

The variable type is not vital because the Go compiler is able to derive the type based on the value you have assigned. Since we are assigning a string to firstName, firstName is allocated as a variable type as string.