Golang Complete Course
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Golang Complete Course – Learn Go Programming Language Complete Course
Go, or Golang, is an open source programming language. It’s statically typed and produces compiled machine code binaries. Developers say that Google’s Go language is the C for the twenty-first century when it comes to syntax. However, this new programming language includes tooling that allows you to safely use memory, manage objects, collect garbage, and provide static (or strict) typing along with concurrency.
The world was first introduced to Go in 2009 thanks to Google’s Rob Pike, Robert Griesemer, and Ken Thompson. The main goal of creating Go was to combine the best features of other programming languages:
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Ease of use together with state-of-the-art productivity
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High-level efficiency along with static typing
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Advanced performance for networking and the full use of multi-core power
Go came to offer the following solutions.
• Fast-paving compilation and execution
• Do away with the need of working with different subsets of languages for one project.
• A boost to code readability and documentation
• Offering a thoroughly consistent language
• Facilitating easy versioning of the program
• Allowing developing with multiple languages
• Allowing easier maintenance of dependencies
GoLang came as a massive value addition to the programming of complex applications underlying performance-savvy hardware systems and large scalable enterprise software systems. No wonder, within a few years it received such a vast following from developers around the globe.
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9Implementation of ConstantsVideo lesson
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10Executing Multiple FilesVideo lesson
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11Returning Multiple Types of ValuesVideo lesson
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12Variadic FunctionVideo lesson
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13Naked Function ImplementationVideo lesson
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14For Loop ImplementationVideo lesson
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15For Loop Implementation Part 2Video lesson
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16For Loop Implementation Part 3Video lesson
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17For Loop Implementation with If ElseVideo lesson
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18For Loop Implementation with If Else Part 2Video lesson
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19Switch Case ImplementationVideo lesson
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20Switch Case Implementation Part 2Video lesson
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21Closure ImplementationVideo lesson
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22Defer ImplementationVideo lesson
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35ConcurrencyVideo lesson
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36Channel ImplementationVideo lesson
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37Channel Direction Part 1Video lesson
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38Channel Direction Part 2Video lesson
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39Channel Direction Part 3Video lesson
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40Implementing ChannelVideo lesson
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41Time OutVideo lesson
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42Time Out ContinueVideo lesson
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43Non Blocking ChannelsVideo lesson
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44Closing ChannelVideo lesson
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45Range Close ChannelVideo lesson
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46Sending MessageVideo lesson
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47Worker PoolsVideo lesson
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