Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
3 Hour(s) 21 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
EDUmobile Academy
Rating
Course Overview
Learn fundamentals of programming in the Go language
This course teaches the fundamentals of programming in the Go language. Go is a language suitable for a wide variety of tasks, from systems programming to writing web servers. In this course, we’ll learn the syntax of Go, but more importantly, how to “think in Go.” While many tasks can be performed in the same ways as they are done in other programming languages, there is usually a more streamlined solution offered by Go, and that’s what we’re here to learn.
This 3-hour course is divided into four units. Topics include:
- Installing Go and verifying the installation
- Finding package documentation
- Data types and program structure
- Functions
- Loops and conditional statements
- Arrays and slices
- Maps
- Structures and pointers
- New vs. Make
- Reference types and value types
- Buffered input and output
- Initialization
- Function types and closures
- Interfaces
I hope you join me for this exciting look into one of the most powerful and elegant languages there is!
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 34 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Familiar
- Section 2 Conditional Statements and Loops
- Section 3 Maps, Pointer and More
- Section 4 Functions, Methods and More
What You’ll Learn
- Learn Data types in Google Go
- Learn Maps and Pointers
- Learn Loops and Conditional Statements
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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CChen Li Jui
It's easy to know Go lang for experienced programming with short example.
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JJack W. Crenshaw
1. The course is very much Linux-centric, but I'm using Windows 2. He has a disconcerting habit of rapidly scrolling up & down as he talks 3. Likewise, he bops around on the screen, saying things like "copy this" and "paste here" before I'm able to see what "this" and "here" means He has a good speaking voice with no accent except "Yankee." ;-) But the course is marred by his tendency to move around on the screen so quickly
