Go in 100 Seconds
A video on YouTube. In Tech, a Krater category.
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This video introduces the Go programming language, covering its origins at Google, compilation model, type system, dependency management, and concurrency features.
From the video
Answers: What is the Go programming language and how do you write code in it?
- Go programming language basics
- Go modules and dependencies
- Go standard library
- Type inference in Go
- Pointers in Go
- Goroutines and concurrency
What it concludes
- Go was created at Google in 2007 by Ken Thompson and designed for simplicity and efficiency.
- Go source code is compiled down to machine code, which generally outperforms interpreted languages.
- Go supports type inference and a package/module system for importing and exporting code.
- Go supports concurrency using goroutines which can run at the same time using multiple threads on a CPU.
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