Go Programming Language Training

Duration30 Days
Mode of TrainingOnline
LevelAdvanced
Introduction

Go, often referred to as GOLang Training is a statically typed programming language designed for simplicity, efficiency, and readability. Developed by Google in 2007 and officially released in 2009, Go was created to address common challenges faced in large-scale software development while maintaining a straightforward and concise syntax. Key features of Go include a garbage collector for automatic memory management, built-in support for concurrent programming with goroutines and channels, and a focus on fast compilation. Go also emphasizes a clean and minimalist design, avoiding unnecessary complexity in both language features and the overall programming environment.

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You may also see course CurriculumGo Programming Language Course Curriculum

  • Features of Go
  • Problems in other languages and solution in Go
  • Setting Up the Go Development Environment (Installing Go)
  • Writing Your First Go Program
  • Exploring Go Syntax
  • Basic Data Types
    • A.Integers
    • B.Floating-Point Numbers
    • C.Complex Numbers
    • D.Boolean
    • E.Strings
  • Variables, Constants, and Array in Go
  • Identifiers, Keywords, and Operators in Go
  • Control Structures in Go
    • A.Go Decision Making( if,if-else,if-else if-else,Nested if)
    • B.Floating-Point Numbers
    • C.Switch statement
  • Functions
    • A.Function and Variadic function
    • B.Anonymous function
    • C.Multiple return values
    • D.Main and init function
    • E.Underscore and Defer in Go
    • F.Panic and Recover
  • Methods
    • A.Method Declaration
    • B.Method with Value receiver
    • C.Method with Pointer receiver
  • Error Handling in Go
  • Packages and Imports in Go
  • Concurrency in Go
    • A.Goroutines
    • B.Select Statement
    • C.Multiple Goroutines
    • D.Channel
    • E.Directional Channel
  • Composite Types in Go
    • A.Arrays
    • B.Slices
    • C.Maps
    • D.Structs
  • Pointers and Memory Management in Go
  • Advanced Concurrency Patterns
    • A.WaitGroups
    • B.Mutex
  • Working with Files and I/O in Go
  • Command-Line Arguments and Flags in Go
  • Interfaces and Generics in Go
  • Reflection and Type Assertions in Go
  • Building and Using Custom Packages in Go
  • Advanced Error Handling Strategies
  • Testing in Go
  • Working with JSON and other data formats
  • Working with databases and SQL
  • Web development in Go
  • Web framework
  • Code organization and project structure
  • Documentation and godoc
  • Go tools
  • Dependency management with Go Modules
  • Concurrency patterns and design principles
  • Writing concurrent and parallel programs
  • Building and deploying Go applications
  • Optimizing Go code for performance
  • Debugging and troubleshooting Go programs
  • Writing secure Go code and handling security concerns
  • Developing a Complete Go Project