Go Tutorials
Go presents a systematic approach to learning concurrent and efficient programming. Our tutorials cover Go syntax, goroutines, and standard library packages, suitable for beginners and experienced developers. Through hands-on labs and practical code examples, you'll gain proficiency in writing performant Go programs. Our interactive Go playground allows you to experiment with Go features and see real-time execution results.
Sorting and Manipulating Go Dictionaries
Unlike other languages, in Go, dictionaries (maps) are unordered collections. In this lab, we will learn about sorting dictionaries and how to use them more flexibly.
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Concurrency Primitives in Go
One of the most attractive features of the Go language is its native support for concurrent programming. It has high support for parallelism, concurrent programming, and network communication, allowing for more efficient use of multi-core processors.
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Modular Functions in Programming
In the previous programs, we only used one main function. However, as the program becomes more complex, we can split it into several modular functions. By abstracting the operations with the same functionality into a function, we can simply call the function when needed. It also improves collaboration among multiple people and enhances code readability.
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Defining and Using Structures in C
Structure (struct) is a compound type that can be used to store different types of data. It can be used to implement more complex data structures. For example, the items in a convenience store have attributes such as product name, category, and price. We can use a structure to represent them.
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Anonymous Functions in Go
In the previous experiment, we learned about the use of functions. In Go, there is a special type of function called an anonymous function. It doesn't have a name and is simply referred to as an anonymous function. Let's learn about it together.
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Flexible Go Slice Data Structures
In the previous section, we discussed arrays in Go. However, arrays have limitations: once declared and initialized, their length cannot be changed. Therefore, arrays are not widely used in daily programming. In contrast, slices are more commonly used and provide a more flexible data structure.
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Go Dictionary Fundamentals
In this lab, you will learn about the basic usage of dictionaries (maps) in Go and analyze the presence of nil.
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Multidimensional Arrays in Go
In the previous section, we learned about the basic usage of arrays.
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Array Operations in Software Development
In modern software development, we often need to store a large amount of data.
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If Branch Statement
When making a ToDo plan, if an event has not been completed yet, it will be added to the To-Do list, and if it has been completed, it will be moved to the completed items.
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Goto Statement Usage
Compared to branch and loop statements, the goto statement is more flexible. We can use goto to perform unconditional jumps within the same function.
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Go's Efficient For Loops
Unlike other languages, Go only has the keyword 'for' for loop statements. However, it is efficient and flexible. Let's learn about the for loop in Go.
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Switch-Case Branch Statements
In the previous experiment, we learned about the usage of if branch statements. In this lab, we will learn about switch-case branch statements. Compared to if statements, switch statements are more suitable for multiple condition scenarios.
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Go Constants Fundamentals
In the previous lessons, we learned about variables in Go. In this lesson, we will delve into what constants are, how to use them, and why they are important. Let's enter the world of constants.
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Online Golang Playground
LabEx offers an Online Golang Playground, a cloud-based environment that allows you to quickly set up a Go development environment for learning and experimentation.
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Your First Go Lab
Hi there, welcome to LabEx! In this first lab, you'll learn the classic 'Hello, World!' program in Golang.
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Character Types in Go
In the previous section, we discussed commonly used numerical types. In this section, we will learn about character types in Go.
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Numerical Types in Go Programming
Welcome gophers to this new chapter. In this section, we will learn about numerical types. The content includes commonly used integer types, floating-point types, boolean types, as well as complex numbers and the literal value syntax added in version 1.13.
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