A Sweet Bootcamp on Golang – 8 hour bootcamp

A Sweet Bootcamp on Golang – 8 hour bootcamp, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 99 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 40 reviews, and has 1207 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to Golang How to Install Golang on Windows and Linux PCs Classic Hello World Program in golang How to declare and use variables and their comparison with other languages How to create, use and install packages in go and understanding their parallels with other programming languages How to use and deploy control structures and use conditionals Learn the structure of arrays and understand their functioning How to create, use and modify functions How to create different data structures and learn about maps Understand the concept of pointers How to create and use strings Understand the working of "methods" Learn about interfaces and how to use them in golang Learn about concurrancy, its advantages and how to use it while programming What is Object Oriented Programming ( OOP ) and how to use it in golang How to handle working with files and how to create new files Understanding the basics of network and develop a network communication program in golang [ BONUS ] Learn about some useful packages in go This course is ideal for individuals who are People with no prior experience of golang or People who want to learn this new and exciting language It is particularly useful for People with no prior experience of golang or People who want to learn this new and exciting language.

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Summary

Title: A Sweet Bootcamp on Golang – 8 hour bootcamp

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 99

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Introduction to Golang
How to Install Golang on Windows and Linux PCs
Classic Hello World Program in golang
How to declare and use variables and their comparison with other languages
How to create, use and install packages in go and understanding their parallels with other programming languages
How to use and deploy control structures and use conditionals
Learn the structure of arrays and understand their functioning
How to create, use and modify functions
How to create different data structures and learn about maps
Understand the concept of pointers
How to create and use strings
Understand the working of "methods"
Learn about interfaces and how to use them in golang
Learn about concurrancy, its advantages and how to use it while programming
What is Object Oriented Programming ( OOP ) and how to use it in golang
How to handle working with files and how to create new files
Understanding the basics of network and develop a network communication program in golang
[ BONUS ] Learn about some useful packages in go

Who Should Attend

People with no prior experience of golang
People who want to learn this new and exciting language

Target Audiences

People with no prior experience of golang
People who want to learn this new and exciting language

In this course we start learning Golang from Scratch. Go is an open source programming language created by Google. As one of the fastest growing languages in terms of popularity, its a great time to pick up the basics of Go!

We start with how to install golang on your system and then we proceed to developing our first golang hello world program. Then we start diving into golang structure and syntax. Once we become familiarized with initial go structure, we will start working with more advanced topics like concurrant programming and working with packages. During our course, we will explore a lot of aspects of golang in detail and use important packages for everyday tasks.

Golang is very easy to pick up and its syntax is fairly simple as compared to other programming language. However golang requires a lot of effort and practice to master its concepts (for example concurrancy) which could be very tricky for programmers to understand at first. This course aims to make golang learning easy and simpler by working with simple yet useful examples to make the concepts clear.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Golang

Lecture 1: Welcome to this course

Lecture 2: Introduction to Golang

Lecture 3: Course source code

Chapter 2: Installation

Lecture 1: Windows Installation

Lecture 2: Integrated Development Environments [IDEs] to use

Lecture 3: Linux Installation

Chapter 3: Hello World Program

Lecture 1: Hello World Program in golang

Lecture 2: Creating an executable in golang

Chapter 4: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 1: Introduction to variables

Lecture 2: How to define a variable

Lecture 3: Shorthand declaration of variables

Lecture 4: Compounded variable declarations

Lecture 5: Complex variables

Lecture 6: Arthematic operations

Lecture 7: Type conversions

Lecture 8: Constants

Lecture 9: Variable Scopes

Lecture 10: Numeric arthematic

Chapter 5: Packages

Lecture 1: Introduction to packages

Lecture 2: Creating your own geometry package

Lecture 3: geometry_package P2

Lecture 4: Exported and unexported variables

Chapter 6: Conditionals

Lecture 1: Introduction to conditionals

Lecture 2: "If" condition

Lecture 3: Conditional variant

Lecture 4: Switch statement

Lecture 5: conditional switches

Chapter 7: Loops

Lecture 1: Introduction to loops

Lecture 2: "For" loop

Lecture 3: Break condition in loops

Lecture 4: "While" loop

Lecture 5: Nested Loops

Lecture 6: Infinite loops

Chapter 8: Arrays

Lecture 1: Introduction to arrays

Lecture 2: Accessing indexes of arrays

Lecture 3: Shorthand declaration of arrays

Lecture 4: Types of arrays

Lecture 5: Value types

Lecture 6: Passing arrays to functions

Lecture 7: Range operator

Lecture 8: Iterating over 2D arrays

Lecture 9: Slices

Chapter 9: Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to functions

Lecture 2: Exportable functions

Lecture 3: Returning multiple values from functions

Lecture 4: Variadic functions

Lecture 5: Anonymous functions

Chapter 10: Maps

Lecture 1: Introduction to maps

Lecture 2: Map looping

Lecture 3: Adding and removing elements from a map

Chapter 11: Pointers

Lecture 1: Introduction to pointers

Lecture 2: Defining pointers

Lecture 3: Dangling pointer

Lecture 4: Passing pointer to functions

Lecture 5: Pointer to an array

Lecture 6: Passing Slices

Lecture 7: Pointer arthematic

Chapter 12: String

Lecture 1: Introduction to strings

Lecture 2: Runes

Lecture 3: Strings from Bytes

Lecture 4: Strings package

Chapter 13: Methods

Lecture 1: Introduction to methods

Lecture 2: Methods Example

Lecture 3: Example continued

Chapter 14: Interfaces

Lecture 1: Introduction to Interfaces

Lecture 2: Example Interfaces

Lecture 3: Human sounds example

Chapter 15: Concurrancy

Lecture 1: Introduction to concurrancy

Lecture 2: Simple Example concurrancy

Lecture 3: Alphabets and numbers example

Lecture 4: channels

Lecture 5: Sending data over channels

Lecture 6: Blocking

Lecture 7: Deadlock

Lecture 8: Unidirectional channels

Lecture 9: Go routine execution sequence

Lecture 10: Defer statements

Lecture 11: Multiple defer statements

Chapter 16: Object Oriented in Golang

Instructors

Fahad Sarwar
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