What's the difference between these two?

= and :=. I am unsure what the correct term is.

This has been discussed here before several times. You might search for “assignment” or otherwise check the documentation:

I checked the docs before posting, but I did not understand the difference. Or the first takes precedence over the latter when assigning variables?

Use := to initialize and use = to assign. See:
https://pkg.go.dev/text/template#hdr-Variables

That sounds a bit more technical than I thought. But I think I understand something about it now. I google searched your comment and the C++ forum gave me more insights.

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