Course Description:-
INTRODUCTION:
Golang or Go Language Programming is an open source language which is highly efficient at what it does. Golang Programming is a high-level programming language which means it directly comes into the likes of Python, Ruby and Perl. Since Golang Programming is an open source language, it means that one can heavily modify its code and use it as you want since it has an Open-BSD style licence.
Go Lang Programming Training is almost similar to C and C++, but does all those things in 5-6 lines of code which a C program can do in upto 20 lines of code. You can actually say that Golang programming is a more advanced or more specifically, an updated version of C. Besides, Golang not only borrows its code reliability from C, but also borrows a lot of other ideas from other languages while avoiding chaos and complexity.
Since Golang Programming is an open source language, all of its tools like the compilers, the libraries are all freely available online to anyone. Golang runs on UNIX, Linux, Mac OSX and also on Windows. Programs written in Go are highly scalable and portable.
About Go Lang Programming Training Course:
The whole Go Lang Programming Training course is taken on the Windows platform considering the large scale of Windows User. However, once can even install the Tar file for the Linux or the Dmg file for Mac and all the codes in the tutorials will work through easily without any code modification on either of the platforms.
This Go Lang Programming Training will take you through the basics till intermediate problems. Important parts in programming structures like the names, variables, assignments and scopes have all been covered in the course. Following are the important Golang topics that will be covered in the Go Lang Programming Training:
- Command-Line Arguments.
- Program Structures like names, declarations, variables, scope and .assignments
- Basic Data Types like the floats, integers, Booleans (true and false), constants and strings.
- Arrays, slices and Structs.
- Function declarations, Recursion, function values, errors and function calls.
- Method declarations, values and expressions.
- Go Routines and Channels, parallel looping and concurrencies.
- Shared variables, threads and package declarations.
Why learn Go Lang Programming Training?
We have listed down few reasons, why you should learn the Golang Programming Training. Here are some of the reasons as follows for learning Golang Programming Training:
- Golang programming installer comprises of packages which are similar to that of libraries and modules of other languages. These packages consists of multiple files ending with the extension ‘.go’ which means they are Go executable files, and these source files are placed in their own directories stating as to what exactly the whole package does. Every other source file begins with declaration of packages stating as to where the package actually belongs to which follows with a list of other included packages that can be imported via the package itself. The program declarations are all stored in that specific file. The basic Go library has more than 100 packages which can perform simple tasks like giving input and output along with complex tasks such as advanced sorting and text manipulation. Example being, the fmt package contains the basic functions of scanning an input and printing the output.
- Golang Programming, though acts likes C, it doesn’t need any semicolons or any other declarations at the end of statements to understand that. The main reason being when you compile the code, the newline that is printed when you pressed ‘Enter’ automatically gets converted into a semicolon when parsing the code. However Go has a strong discipline of formatting proper codes. All of this formatting is performed by the gofmt command. All the programs written in this code have been started with gofmt except one or two which it is seriously not needed.
Go Lang Programming Training v/s Other Programming languages:
- First things first, Golang is an open source language with the qualities of C, but easy to learn like that in the case of Python or Ruby. But to be more blunt, Golang Programming is quite far different from them.
- Let’s say, for example if Golang has the concurrencies that is similar to that of C and C++, then it also has what is known as ‘Batteries Included’ as that in the case of Python. Batteries included means most of the needed code are compiled and already converted in modules are stored in Go.
- You just need to call these modules to make them work in Golang Programming. These libraries clean APIs and blocks to build applications related to animation and graphics, encryption, network processing and also text processing with a wide variety of support from different protocols.
- These modules or the so called ‘batteries’ help to build a program much faster, the reason being code writing for these modules are totally avoided since they are simply imported into the applications. Thus, this helps us to write a program as fast as Python with the qualities of being as speedy as C or Java.
Pre-requisites for Go Lang Programming Training:
- There is actually no official pre-requisite for learning Go Lang Programming Training. As I have mentioned again and again that Golang itself can be a pre-requisite for learning any other languages.
- However, if you are serious into getting deep with Golang programming, learning C, C++, Java, Python or JavaScript along with Go will help speed up your process of learning.
- As in case of learning materials, having a good text editor, for example Notepad++, vim, gedit would actually prove more than efficient when learning rather than using the plain old windows notepad. The main reason being these editors actually differentiate the pieces of code with different colors and also tag each line with a number. This makes it easier to debug, find modules within the code and other functions easily from the whole application code.
- Since Golang is similar to that of C, it too is an object oriented language. But still, the approach of Go towards object orientation is quite different from that of C. In Go, there are no hierarchies of class.
- Inheritance do not create complex objects here. It’s the job of simple objects to create complex objects here. In Go Language, methods can be made to associate with any user defined type and not just structures.
- The relation between different types, for example the concreate and the abstract one are implicit.
- All the programs in the Golang Programming Training can be identified via its imported packages and they can be compiled, built and installed using the Go command.
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CURRICULUM
Section 1:Go Lang Basics
- Introduction
- Environment Variables_part 01
- Environment Variables_part 02
- GoLang Dependencies_part 01
- GoLang Dependencies_part 02
- Formatting Codes
- Interaction with other languages
Section 2:Core Constructs
- Packages and visibility_part01
- Packages and visibility_part02
- Functions
- Conversions and Constants
- Variables
- Value and Reference Types
- Initializing Functions
Section 3: Airthmetic Operators
- Numerical Types_part01
- Numerical Types_part02
- Numerical Types…part 2(continued)_part01
- Numerical Types…part 2(continued)_part02
- Arithmetic Operators and Random Numbers
- Character Types and Strings_part 01
- Character Types and Strings_part 02
Section 4: String Conversions
- String conversions..part 1_part 01
- String conversions..part 1_part 02
- String conversions..part 3
- Times and dates
- Pointers
Section 6: Functions
- Intro to GO-functions
- Parameters and Return values
- Blank Identifiers
- Passing Variables through Parameters
- Defer and Tracing…part 1
- Defer and Tracing…part 2
- Built-in and Recursive functions_part01
- Built-in and Recursive functions_part02
- Functions as Parameters
Section 7: Slices and Arrays
- Applying Closures part_01
- Applying Closures part_02
- Declaration and Initialization_part 01
- Declaration and Initialization_part 02
- Multidimensional arrays and slices
- Multidimensional arrays and slices..part 2
- Passing slice to a Function
- For Range constructs
- Appending and Copying slices)_part 01
- Appending and Copying slices)_part 02
- Searching and sorting Arrays and Slices
Section 8: Maps
- Introduction to Maps part_01
- Introduction to Maps part_02
- Map Capacity
- Sorting, Slices and Inverting Maps part_01
- Sorting, Slices and Inverting Maps part_02
- Sorting, Slices and Inverting Maps…part 2
Section 9: Packages
- Standard Library and RegexP
- Sync Package and Rational Numbers
- Building packages