Learn How To Code: Google's Go (golang) Programming Language

Todd McLeod develops Go from introductory programming concepts through concurrency, testing and error handling. Exercises with solutions support independent practice. It suits beginners seeking a substantial language course and experienced developers reviewing gaps, while the most useful evidence of progress is code the learner can explain and test without following the solution.

What you will learn

• Build a foundation in Go programming.
• Explore concurrency and channels.
• Practice testing, errors and documentation.

Who this suits

No prerequisite knowledge is required by the provider; both beginners and experienced programmers are included.

Before you enroll

Check the Go and dependency versions used in each example. Write and run your own tests, including invalid inputs and failure paths. Hosting, databases and cloud services may require separate accounts or fees. A working course project still needs independent security and operational review before real users depend on it.

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Put it into practice

Solve one exercise before viewing the solution and write down why your data structures and error behavior suit the problem.

Source and review

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