Golang (Google go)

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April 19, 2024

Go is an amazing programming language that was created by the same guys who gave the world C (C), unix and utf-8 - some of the most influential contributions to the world of computer science. Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build a simple, reliable, and efficient program. The language was developed by probably one of the best, if not the best, technologically advanced company - Google. Go's capabilities are unmatched. But why did Google create a new language?


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According to Google, Go was born out of frustration with its very wide choice of languages and development environments.  It was necessary to choose a language that: either compiled efficiently, executed efficiently, or simply easy to program. All three of these needs were not available in any one performance. Go is an effort to combine programming simplicity. It also strives to be modern, with support for networked and multi-core computing. Finally, working with Google go is designed to be fast: it should take no more than a few seconds to build a large executable.

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# Title Duration
1 Valuable resources 07:24
2 Why choose the Go programming language 12:15
3 Hello World 09:37
4 Section overview 03:12
5 The terminal 06:13
6 Installation insights 08:48
7 Go workspace 08:48
8 Environment variables 06:51
9 Windows - configuring path variables 08:01
10 Mac - configuring path variables 10:23
11 Linux - machine setup 33:39
12 Linux - machine configuration 12:43
13 Linux - configuring path variables 21:41
14 Testing your installation 04:32
15 Section review 04:04
16 Section overview 01:51
17 Go editors 09:07
18 Webstorm atom.io 06:34
19 Creating your first project 09:03
20 Hello World with webstorm 08:14
21 The go command documentation 05:47
22 Understanding github 07:37
23 Using github 14:23
24 Section review 03:40
25 Section overview 02:03
26 How computers work - part 1 09:56
27 How computers work - part 2 12:29
28 Github update command 08:55
29 Numeral systems 04:07
30 Binary numbering system 07:40
31 Hexadecimal numbering system 07:08
32 Text encoding 09:25
33 Coding scheme programs 09:33
34 Format printing 09:46
35 Format printing 09:16
36 Section review 05:50
37 Section overview 07:54
38 Packages 05:46
39 Go commands 08:45
40 Variables 07:50
41 Scope 10:08
42 Scope 2 11:14
43 Closure 10:03
44 Language specification 04:25
45 Blank identifier 09:02
46 Constants 07:21
47 Constants 2 03:59
48 Words of encouragement 06:41
49 Memory addresses 06:19
50 Pointers 07:45
51 Using pointers 05:46
52 Remainder 15:03
53 Section review 07:04
54 Section overview 06:53
55 For loop 06:23
56 Nested loops 07:23
57 Condition, break, continue 13:01
58 Documentation terminology 06:23
59 Rune 10:40
60 String type 07:27
61 Switch statements 07:08
62 If statements 14:01
63 Exercise solutions 08:41
64 Section review 01:51
65 Section overview 07:48
66 Intro to functions 05:27
67 Func returns 06:49
68 Variadic functions 05:07
69 Variadic arguments 05:41
70 Func expressions 06:04
71 Closure 06:49
72 Callbacks 05:34
73 Callbacks example 05:04
74 Recursion 04:20
75 Defer 06:41
76 Pass by value 05:06
77 Reference types 01:39
78 Anonymousself-executing functions 07:23
79 Bool expressions 07:46
80 Exercises - part 1 06:40
81 Exercises - part 2 07:50
82 Exercises - part 3 07:50
83 Section review 06:07
84 Data structure overview 08:28
85 Array 10:45
86 Array examples 10:04
87 Slices 09:38
88 Slice examples 06:33
89 More slice examples 12:43
90 Creating a slice 05:16
91 Incrementing a slice item 12:29
92 Section review 06:18
93 Maps introduction 08:30
94 Map examples - part 1 08:46
95 Map examples - part 2 05:08
96 Map examples - part 3 10:43
97 Map documentation 03:43
98 Map range loop 04:08
99 Github pull 13:52
100 Hash tables 10:57
101 Hashing words 12:05
102 Hashing words 2 09:13
103 Build a hash table 11:41
104 Finished hash algorithm 06:14
105 Structs introduction 11:37
106 OOP in Go 10:46
107 User-defined types 10:28
108 Composition 11:40
109 JSON marshal 03:13
110 JSON unmarshal 06:41
111 JSON encode 05:35
112 JSON decode 03:19
113 Interfaces introduction 10:24
114 Interface examples 12:26
115 Code substitutability 08:31
116 Bill Kennedy 11:54
117 Donovan Kernighan 10:27
118 Sort package 09:40
119 Sort reverse 15:55
120 Sort slice int. 03:35
121 Empty interface 08:56
122 Method sets 11:39
123 Conversion vs assertion 10:21
124 Concurrency waitgroup 05:10
125 Parallelism 04:41
126 Race conditions 04:09
127 Mutex 03:46
128 Atomicity 03:58
129 Channels 10:41
130 Troubleshooting race conditions 07:53
131 Additional resources 04:53
132 Next steps 07:02

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