Learn Go Programming From Scratch && Crack Golang Interviews

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Datatypes

Lecture 4: Variable – Part 2

Lecture 5: Constants

Lecture 6: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 7: Bitwise Operators

Lecture 8: Comparison Operators

Lecture 9: Functions

Lecture 10: Deferred Functions

Lecture 11: Variadic Functions

Lecture 12: Panic

Lecture 13: Recovery

Lecture 14: Array

Lecture 15: Array – Part 2

Lecture 16: Multidimensional Array

Lecture 17: Slices

Lecture 18: Slices – Part 2

Lecture 19: Maps

Lecture 20: Maps – Part 2

Lecture 21: Strings

Lecture 22: Pointers

Lecture 23: Structures

Lecture 24: Structures – Part 2

Lecture 25: Structures – Part 3

Lecture 26: Structures – Part 4

Lecture 27: Methods

Lecture 28: Methods – Part 2

Lecture 29: Methods – Part 3

Lecture 30: Interfaces

Lecture 31: Interfaces – Part 2

Lecture 32: Interfaces – Part 3

Lecture 33: Interfaces – Part 4

Lecture 34: Interfaces – Part 5

Lecture 35: Go Routines

Lecture 36: Channels

Lecture 37: Channels – Part 2

Lecture 38: Buffered Channels

Lecture 39: Buffered Channels – Part 2

Lecture 40: Select – Part 1

Lecture 41: Select – Part 2

Lecture 42: Struct and Classes

Lecture 43: Struct and Classes – Part 2

Lecture 44: Composition

Lecture 45: Defer

Lecture 46: Errors and Error Handling

Lecture 47: Custom Errors

Lecture 48: Panic and Recover

Lecture 49: Panic and Recover – Part 2

Lecture 50: First Class Functions

Chapter 2: Cracking Go Lang Interviews on Programming

Lecture 1: String Functions

Lecture 2: Factorial of a Number

Lecture 3: String Functions – Part 2

Lecture 4: The Largest of 3 numbers

Lecture 5: Is the Given number a palindrome or not

Lecture 6: Calculate the average using arrays

Lecture 7: Reverse Sort

Lecture 8: Concatenation of two strings

Lecture 9: Hash Tables

Lecture 10: Largest Element of the array

Lecture 11: Compare Functions

Lecture 12: Search for Ints

Lecture 13: Remove first and last element from slice

Lecture 14: Find the type of the variable using alternate ways

Lecture 15: Convert string variable to different data type

Lecture 16: Convert Int variable to string data type

Lecture 17: Concatenate two or more slices

Lecture 18: Multiline String

Lecture 19: Various examples of printing and formatting using Printf

Lecture 20: Difference between sscan, sscanf and sscanln

Lecture 21: Difference between fscan, fscanf and fscanln

Lecture 22: Read atleast function

Lecture 23: Read full function

Chapter 3: Questions and Exercises

Lecture 1: Question 1

Lecture 2: Question 2

Lecture 3: Question 3

Lecture 4: Question 4

Lecture 5: Question 5

Lecture 6: Question 6

Lecture 7: Question 7

Lecture 8: Question 8

Lecture 9: Question 9

Lecture 10: Question 10

Lecture 11: Question 11

Lecture 12: Question 12

Lecture 13: Lecture 86: Question 13