Learn Google Go Golang Programming for Beginners

Learn Google Go – Golang Programming for Beginners, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 34 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 152 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Data types in Google Go Learn Maps and Pointers Learn Loops and Conditional Statements This course is ideal for individuals who are Any Fresher Who Wants to Learn Google Go or Expert who Needs to Brush up Google Go Knowledge It is particularly useful for Any Fresher Who Wants to Learn Google Go or Expert who Needs to Brush up Google Go Knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Learn Google Go – Golang Programming for Beginners

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Data types in Google Go

Learn Maps and Pointers

Learn Loops and Conditional Statements

Who Should Attend

Any Fresher Who Wants to Learn Google Go

Expert who Needs to Brush up Google Go Knowledge

Target Audiences

Any Fresher Who Wants to Learn Google Go

Expert who Needs to Brush up Google Go Knowledge

This course teaches the fundamentals of programming in the Go language. Go is a language suitable for a wide variety of tasks, from systems programming to writing web servers. In this course, we’ll learn the syntax of Go, but more importantly, how to “think in Go.” While many tasks can be performed in the same ways as they are done in other programming languages, there is usually a more streamlined solution offered by Go, and that’s what we’re here to learn.?

This 3-hour course is divided into four units. Topics include:?

– Installing Go and verifying the installation
– Finding package documentation
– Data types and program structure
– Functions?
– Loops and conditional statements
– Arrays and slices
– Maps
– Structures and pointers
– New vs. Make
– Reference types and value types
– Buffered input and output
– Initialization
– Function types and closures
– Interfaces

I hope you join me for this exciting look into one of the most powerful and elegant languages there is!?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Familiar

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Go

Lecture 3: Verifying the Install with hello.go

Lecture 4: Getting Package Documentation

Lecture 5: Data Types and Declaration

Lecture 6: Program Structure with Global Var Declaration

Lecture 7: Declaring Multiple Variables on Single Line

Lecture 8: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 9: Returning Multiple Values from a Function

Lecture 10: Naming Return Values

Lecture 11: Variadic Parameter List

Lecture 12: Recursive Functions

Chapter 2: Conditional Statements and Loops

Lecture 1: Finding the Average of an Array

Lecture 2: For Loops – Part 1

Lecture 3: Range and Len of an Array

Lecture 4: If, else if, and else

Lecture 5: Switch without Conditional

Lecture 6: Switching on a Variable

Lecture 7: Switch with Combined Cases

Chapter 3: Maps, Pointer and More

Lecture 1: Intro to Slices

Lecture 2: The Append Function

Lecture 3: Returning a Slice from a Function

Lecture 4: Learn Maps

Lecture 5: Learn Structures

Lecture 6: Introduction to Pointers

Lecture 7: Demo on Pointers

Lecture 8: Passing Function Parameters by Reference

Chapter 4: Functions, Methods and More

Lecture 1: Buffered String Read from stdin

Lecture 2: Using Scan and Scanln for Input

Lecture 3: Structure Initialization and Method Syntax

Lecture 4: Using Defer

Lecture 5: Function Types

Lecture 6: Closure Demo – Fibbonacci Numbers

Lecture 7: Interfaces

Instructors

EDUmobile Academy
Programming Made Easy

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