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To search for the word "sword" using the Go programming language and the Google search engine, you can follow these steps:

  1. Import the necessary packages: To use the Go language for web scraping and HTTP requests, you'll need to import the "fmt" and "net/http" packages. Additionally, you'll need to import the "io/ioutil" package to read the response body.

  2. Set up the HTTP request: Create an HTTP client and specify the URL for the Google search. You can use the "net/http" package to send an HTTP GET request.

  3. Make the HTTP request: Use the HTTP client to send the GET request to the desired URL. This will return an HTTP response.

  4. Read the response body: Use the "ioutil.ReadAll" function to read the response body. This function takes an "io.Reader" as its argument and returns a byte slice containing the response body.

  5. Convert the response body to a string: Convert the byte slice obtained from step 4 to a string using the "string" function.

  6. Find the word "sword" in the response: Use string manipulation techniques to search for the word "sword" in the response body string obtained from step 5. You can use functions like "strings.Contains" or regular expressions to perform the search.

  7. Print the result: If the word "sword" is found, print a message indicating that it was found. Otherwise, print a message indicating that it was not found.

These are the general steps you can follow to search for the word "sword" using the Go language and the Google search engine. Keep in mind that the specific implementation details may vary based on the libraries and techniques you choose to use.