Syntax errors with stored procedure

USE AdventureWorks2019;
GO

SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO

SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

CREATE OR ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle
AS
BEGIN
    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle
    GO 

    CREATE TABLE #EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle
    (
        EmployeeID int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
        Gender nchar(1),
        JobTitle nvarchar(50)
    )
    GO

    INSERT INTO #EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle (Gender, JobTitle)
        SELECT Gender, JobTitle
        FROM humanresources.employee AS e
    GO

    SELECT COUNT(*) AS FemaleEmployees, JobTitle
    FROM #EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle
    WHERE Gender = 'F' 
    GROUP BY JobTitle
    GO

    SELECT COUNT(*) AS MaleEmployees, JobTitle
    FROM #EmployeeGenderbyJobTitle
    WHERE Gender = 'M' 
    GROUP BY JobTitle
END;

When I keep the procedure’s code by itself, the query runs no issue. Once I paste it in between begin and end the GO after drop table has a syntax error. I’ve tried rearranging the code, editing, playing with the semi colons and it won’t go away. There’s also a syntax error expecting conversation on the semicolon behind END that I can’t figure out.

>Solution :

GO signals the end of a batch in SQL Server so you can’t use go in middle of a batch (a procedure, function etc.)

Reference SQL Server docs