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Go: The Complete Developers' Guide

Worked exercises from the course Go: The Complete Developer's Guide.

Completed: December 2020 βœ… πŸŽ‰

Master the fundamentals and advanced features of the Go Programming Language (Golang) https://www.udemy.com/course/go-the-complete-developers-guide

go run main.go deck.go
go test

Progress

Sections:

  • 1. Getting Started

  • 2. A Simple Start

  • 3. Deeper into Go

      25. Joining a Slice of Strings βœ…
      26. Saving Data to the Hard Drive βœ…
      27. Reading From the Hard Drive βœ…
      28. Error Handling βœ…
      29. Shuffling a Deck βœ…
      30. Random Number Generation βœ…
      31. Testing With Go βœ…
      32. Writing Useful Tests βœ…
      33. Asserting Elements in a Slice βœ…
      34. Testing File IO βœ…
      35. Project Review - Cards βœ… 
    
  • 4. Organizing Data With Structs

      36. Structs in Go βœ…
      37. Defining Structs βœ…
      38. Declaring Structs βœ…
      39. Updating Struct Values βœ… 
      40. Embedding Structs βœ…
      41. Structs with Receiver Functions βœ… 
      42. Pass By Value βœ…
      43. Structs with Pointers βœ…
      44. Pointer Operations βœ…
      45. Pointer Shortcut βœ…
      46. Gotchas With Pointers βœ…
      47. Reference Types vs Value Types βœ…
    
  • 5. Maps

      48. What's a Map? βœ…
      49. Manipulating Maps βœ…
      50. Iterating Over Maps βœ…
      51. Differences Between Maps and Structs βœ…
    
  • 6. Interfaces

      52. Purpose of Interfaces βœ…
      53. Problems Without Interfaces βœ…
      54. Interfaces in Practice βœ…
      55. Rules of Interfaces βœ…
      56. Extra Interface Notes βœ…
      57. The HTTP Package βœ…
      58. Reading the Docs βœ…
      59. More Interface Syntax βœ…
      60. Interface Review βœ…
      61. The Reader Interface βœ…
      62. More on the Reader Interface βœ…
      63. Working with the Read Function βœ…
      64. The Writer Interface βœ…
      65. The io.Copy Function βœ…
      66. The Implementation of io.Copy βœ…
      67. A Custom Writer βœ…
    
  • 7. Channels and Go Routines

      68. Website Status Checker βœ…
      69. Printing Site Status βœ…
      70. Serial Link Checking βœ…
      71. Go Routines βœ…
      72. Theory of Go Routines βœ…
      73. Channels βœ…
      74. Channel Implementation βœ…
      75. Blocking Channels βœ…
      76. Receiving Messages βœ…
      77. Repeating Routines βœ…
      78. Alternative Loop Syntax βœ…
      79. Sleeping a Routine βœ…
      80. Function Literals βœ…
      81. Channels Gotcha! βœ…
    
  • 8. Extras

     82. Bonus! βœ…
    

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