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Getting Started
  • Go Introduction
  • Go Installation
  • Go Hello World
  • Go Syntax
  • Go Comments
  • Go Variables
  • Go Constants
  • Go Output
  • Go Data Types
  • Go Type Conversion
Core Tutorials
  • Go Operators
  • Go Arithmetic Operators
  • Go Comparison Operators
  • Go Logical Operators
  • Go Bitwise Operators
  • Go Assignment Operators
  • Go Conditions
  • Go Loops
  • Go break and continue
  • Go Arrays
  • Go Slices
  • Go Maps
  • Go Functions
  • Go Function Parameters
  • Go Return Values
  • Go Recursion
  • Go Structs
  • Go Interfaces
  • Go Pointers
  • Go Strings
  • Go Methods
  • Go Error Handling
  • Go defer, panic, and recover
  • Go Goroutines
  • Go Channels
  • Go Select
  • Go Context
  • Go Generics
  • Go Reflection
Best Practices
  • Go Naming Conventions
  • Go Code Formatting
  • Go Comments and Documentation
  • Go Testing
  • Go Table-Driven Tests
  • Go Benchmarks
  • Go Error Wrapping
  • Go Logging
  • Go Project Layout
  • Go API Design
  • Go Performance Tips
Projects
  • Build a CLI Tool
  • Build a REST API
  • Build a WebSocket Chat
  • Build a URL Shortener
  • Build a Worker Pool
  • Build a File Parser
Ecosystem
  • Go Toolchain
  • Go Modules
  • Go with Databases
  • Go Web Frameworks
  • Go with gRPC
  • Dockerize a Go App
  • Deploy Go Applications
  • Go Observability

Getting Started

Install Go, write your first program, and learn the basics.

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Go Introduction

What is Go, why it was created, and where it shines in modern software development.

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Go Installation

Download and install Go on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and verify your setup.

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Go Hello World

Write, compile, and run your first Go program.

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Go Syntax

Learn the basic syntax rules of Go: packages, imports, semicolons, and tokens.

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Go Comments

Use single-line and multi-line comments to document your Go code.

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Go Variables

Declare and initialize variables with var, :=, and multiple assignments.

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Go Constants

Declare constants with const and use iota for enumerated constants.

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Go Output

Print output to the console with Print, Println, and Printf.

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Go Data Types

Understand Go built-in types: integers, floats, booleans, strings, and more.

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Go Type Conversion

Convert between types explicitly in Go.

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