Golang for Beginners

Golang for Beginners, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.46, with 82 lectures, based on 1206 reviews, and has 7252 subscribers.

You will learn about Build programs in Golang Read and make sense of source codes of Open Source applications written in Golang Gain hands-on experience using challenging coding exercises on our labs Understand concepts with animated illustrations in our lectures Get instant feedback on your programs through our lab exercises This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in Programming or Beginners in Golang or Anyone who wants to learn the most popular programming language of this decade It is particularly useful for Beginners in Programming or Beginners in Golang or Anyone who wants to learn the most popular programming language of this decade.

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Summary

Title: Golang for Beginners

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.46

Number of Lectures: 82

Number of Published Lectures: 82

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 82

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build programs in Golang
Read and make sense of source codes of Open Source applications written in Golang
Gain hands-on experience using challenging coding exercises on our labs
Understand concepts with animated illustrations in our lectures
Get instant feedback on your programs through our lab exercises

Who Should Attend

Beginners in Programming
Beginners in Golang
Anyone who wants to learn the most popular programming language of this decade

Target Audiences

Beginners in Programming
Beginners in Golang
Anyone who wants to learn the most popular programming language of this decade

It’s important to learn new skills, but it’s even more important to learn the right skills.

Why Golang? Well, Golang has been the most popular language to learn over the past 3 years, and is easily one of the top trending programming languages of the past decade.

But the reason why it’s popular is because it’s the true programmer’s language. It was built with the idea to make work a lot easier for programmers all over the world. And it does exactly that.

Go or Golang is a programming language developed and maintained by Google. It is a free and open-source language. It’s easy to learn, it’s scalable and it has fast execution.

This course requires zero experience in programming or coding. All it takes is some discipline and following our easy-to-understand curriculum.

This course won’t just throw content at you. We’ve made sure that what you learn will actually stick. After each module, you’ll get access to practice questions to truly understand the concepts we teach you.

You’ll also get access to our hands-on labs. Our labs can be accessed right in your browser without having to set up any lab environment yourself. We validate your work and give you feedback instantly.

Our hands-on labs will give you the experience you need to excel in your DevOps career.

In this course, you will learn:

Data types
Variables
Arrays
Slices
Maps
Operators
Control flow
Functions

and other Go concepts.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction & Installation

Lecture 3: Your First Go Program

Lecture 4: Demo: Accessing Labs

Lecture 5: Course setup – accessing the labs

Lecture 6: Lab: Introduction to Go

Lecture 7: Join our Community Channel for support and interaction

Chapter 2: Data Types and Variables

Lecture 1: What is a Data Type

Lecture 2: Static vs Dynamic Typed Languages

Lecture 3: Lab: Static vs Dynamic Typed Languages

Lecture 4: Kinds of Data Types

Lecture 5: Lab: Numbers, Boolean and String

Lecture 6: Variables, Syntax and Declaration

Lecture 7: Printing Variables

Lecture 8: Declaring Variables

Lecture 9: Variable Scope

Lecture 10: Zero Values

Lecture 11: Lab: Variables

Lecture 12: User Input

Lecture 13: Find the type of variable

Lecture 14: Converting between types

Lecture 15: Lab: Data types and Variables

Lecture 16: Constants

Lecture 17: Lab: Constants

Chapter 3: Operators and Control Flow

Lecture 1: Operators

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators

Lecture 3: Lab: Comparison Operators

Lecture 4: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 5: Lab: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 6: Logical Operators

Lecture 7: Lab: Logical Operators

Lecture 8: Assignment Operators

Lecture 9: Lab: Assignment Operators

Lecture 10: Bitwise Operators

Lecture 11: Lab: Bitwise Operators

Lecture 12: if-else and else if statements

Lecture 13: Lab: if-else and else if statements

Lecture 14: Switch Statement

Lecture 15: Lab: Switch Statement

Lecture 16: Looping with for

Lecture 17: Lab: Looping with for

Chapter 4: Arrays, Slices and Maps

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Lab: Arrays

Lecture 3: Slices

Lecture 4: Lab: Slices

Lecture 5: Maps

Lecture 6: Lab: Maps

Lecture 7: Lab: Arrays, Slices and Maps

Chapter 5: Using Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Function Syntax

Lecture 3: Lab: Function Syntax

Lecture 4: Return Types – Multiple, Named, Variadic

Lecture 5: Lab: Return Types – Multiple, Named, Variadic

Lecture 6: Recursive Functions

Lecture 7: Lab: Recursive Functions

Lecture 8: Anonymous Functions

Lecture 9: Lab: Anonymous Functions

Lecture 10: High Order Functions

Lecture 11: Lab: High Order Functions

Lecture 12: Defer Statement

Lecture 13: Lab: Functions

Chapter 6: Pointers

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Address and Dereference Operator

Lecture 3: Declaring and Initialising a Pointer

Lecture 4: Dereferencing a pointer

Lecture 5: Lab: Pointers

Lecture 6: Passing by Value in Functions

Lecture 7: Passing by Reference in Functions

Lecture 8: Lab: Pointers in Functions

Chapter 7: Struct, Methods and Interfaces

Lecture 1: Introduction-Struct

Lecture 2: Declaring and Initialising a Struct

Lecture 3: Accessing Fields

Lecture 4: Passing Structs to functions

Lecture 5: Comparing Structs

Lecture 6: Lab: Struct

Lecture 7: Methods- Introduction and Syntax

Lecture 8: Method Sets

Lecture 9: Lab: Struct and Methods

Lecture 10: Interfaces-Introduction and Syntax

Lecture 11: Implementing Interfaces

Lecture 12: Lab: Interfaces

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Mumshad Mannambeth
Best Selling Instructor | Teaches Kubernetes
KodeKloud Training
Hands-On Online Training Academy
Priyanka Yadav

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1 stars: 10 votes
2 stars: 13 votes
3 stars: 113 votes
4 stars: 484 votes
5 stars: 586 votes

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