Go is a statically-typed, compiled language like C++ with the user friendliness of a dynamically-typed, interpreted language such as Python. It is concurrent, garbage-collected, and designed for scale. Go is a programming language made for building large-scale, complex software. This path will take you from the basics of the Go language all the way up to writing and testing services.
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Go is a statically-typed, compiled language like C++ with the user friendliness of a dynamically-typed, interpreted language such as Python. It is concurrent, garbage-collected, and designed for scale. Go is a programming language made for building large-scale, complex software. This path will take you from the basics of the Go language all the way up to writing and testing services.
Go is a statically-typed, compiled language like C++ with the user friendliness of a dynamically-typed, interpreted language such as Python. It is concurrent, garbage-collected, and designed for scale. Go is a programming language made for building large-scale, complex software. This path will take you from the basics of the Go language all the way up to writing and testing services.
What You'll Learn
What's inside
Five courses
The Go CLI Playbook
(2 hours)
The Go CLI Playbook
(2 hours)
Creating Custom Data Types with Go
(1 hours)
Creating Custom Data Types with Go
(1 hours)
Deep Dive into Go Packages
(1 hours)
Deep Dive into Go Packages
(1 hours)
Concurrent Programming with Go
(1 hours)
Concurrent Programming with Go
(1 hours)
The Go Standard Library
(2 hours)
The Go Standard Library
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