What does this statement mean in go language?

here is a function to query the users list:

func ListUser(username string, offset, limit int) ([]*UserModel, uint64, error) {
    if limit == 0 {
        limit = constvar.DefaultLimit
    }

    users := make([]*UserModel, 0)
    var count uint64

    where := fmt.Sprintf("username like "%%%s%%"", username)  //
    if err := DB.Self.Model(&UserModel{}).Where(where).Count(&count).Error; err != nil {
        return users, count, err
    }

    if err := DB.Self.Where(where).Offset(offset).Limit(limit).Order("id desc").Find(&users).Error; err != nil {
        return users, count, err
    }

    return users, count, nil
}

question:
what is the purpose of the statement where: = fmt.Sprintf ("username like"% s%%"", username) ) in the above code?

Oct.29,2021

fmt.Sprintf is a formatted string and assigned to the where
on the left. Two of the % are problems with fmt syntax. In fmt , % outputs % , so this statement can be considered equal to
where:= "username like%" + username+ "%" < / code.
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