Go language - programming I

• For beginning developers who want to learn to program in the GO language.

• Basic knowledge of algorithmization and programming at the level of the PRG course, or experience with programming in another language

• Expert interpretation with practical examples, exercises on computers.

• Presentation of the subject matter in printed or online form.

Introduction

• History and basic features of the GO language
• Code writing conventions, syntax basics
• Static typing
• Memory management
• Parallel processing
• Installation
• Development environment
• Program "Hello world"

Data types and variables

• Numeric data types
• Arithmetic operators
• Boolean
• Strings and working with them
• Variables
• Conversion
• Fields, sections and maps

Program run control

• If and switch command
• Forum cycles

Functions

• Definition of functions and procedures
• Passing parameters
• Variable number of parameters
• Multiple return values
• Range of validity of variables
• Defer command
• Functions as variables
• Callbacks and closures

Program debugging (debugging)

• Program debugging
• Principle of error processing in GO
• Panic and recovering mechanism

User-defined types, object principles

• Briefly about indicators
• Structures
• Methods
• Interfaces

Parallel processing, goroutines

• Processes, threads
• Goroutines
• Communication, synchronization using channels

Previous courses

Programming and Algorithmization Basics [PRG]

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Parallel, Asynchronous and Multithreaded Applications [GOC407]

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