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Go tool let's you download remote packages either by passing their import path to `go get` or calling `go get ./...` inside your project's directory to recursively get all remote dependencies.
Go tool let you download remote packages either by passing their import path to `go get` or calling `go get ./...` inside your project's directory to recursively get all remote dependencies.

```sh
go get codehosting.com/path/to/package
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└── testy
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Each of the subdirectories inside `src` represents a separate package or a command (see [question 11](#faq11) describing the difference between packages and commands). Each one will contain at least one _.go_ file and may also have subdirectories of its own.
Each of the subdirectories inside `src` represents a separate package or a command (see [question 11)](#faq11) describing the difference between packages and commands). Each one will contain at least one _.go_ file and may also have subdirectories of its own.

For more information about `GOPATH` and workspace directory structure, run `go help gopath`.

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Soon, however, you'll want to produce a binary from your Go source that you can run as a standalone executable, without using go tool. Use `go build` for that, it will create an executable in the current directory.

You can also run `go install`, it will build the code and place the executable in `$GOPATH/bin`. You might want to add the latter to your `PATH` environment variable to be able to run your Go programs anywhere in the file system. If you set `GOBIN` environment variable, then results of running `go install` will be placed there.
You can also run `go install`, it will build the code and place the executable in `$GOPATH/bin`. You might want to add the letter to your `PATH` environment variable to be able to run your Go programs anywhere in the file system. If you set `GOBIN` environment variable, then results of running `go install` will be placed there.

```sh
$ go build
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