Golang Training

Course Overview

Golang Training by Sudaksha helps you to learn how to get started with golang, doing the initial environment setup, learning the structure of the go program, working on basic syntax, data types, constants, variables, etc. As you go deep into the concepts you’ll be introduced to decision making and looping statements, strings arrays, pointers and many more.

Go, which is also known as Golang is a popular programming language developed by google and the demand for go developers is increasing gradually. The average salary of a senior golang developer earns about $139,000 annually.

Audience

This course is best suited for individuals who know the basics of programming concepts and knowledge of C language.

Course Curriculum

1. Introduction to Golang

Go Programming Features
Excluded features
Getting started with go programs
Compile and execute go programs

2. Setting up the Environment

Setting up environment locally
Text editor
Overview of Go compiler
Downloading go archive
Installing on Linux, unix, MacOS etc.
Windows installation
Verifying the installation process

3. Program Structure

Example of hello world program
Execution of a go program

4. Basic Syntax

Go tokens
Line separator
Comments
Keywords
Identifiers
GO whitespaces

5. Data Types

6. Variables

variable definition
static type declaration
Dynamic type and mixed variable declaration in Go
Ivalues and Rvalues in go

7. Constants

Integer Literals
Floating point literals
Overview of string literals
Escape sequence
The const keyword

8. Types of Operators

Arithmetic
Logical
Relational
Assignment
Bitwise
Operator precedence
Miscellaneous

9. Decision Making Statements

If
If else
Nested if
Select
Switch
If else else if

10. Looping statements

For loops
Nested for loops
Loop control
Continue
Goto
Infinite

11. Functions

Defining and calling a function
Returning multiple values from function
Function arguments
Call by value and Reference
Function usage

12. Scope rules

Local and global variables
Formal Parameters
Getting started with local and global variables

13. Strings

String creation
String length
Concatenating strings

14. Arrays

Declaring and initializing arrays
Accessing array elements
Detailed explanation on Go Arrays
Multidimensional arrays in go
Two dimensional arrays
Initializing and accessing two dimensional arrays
Passing arrays to functions

15. Pointers

Introduction to pointers
Working with pointers
Nil pointers
Overview of go pointers
Array of pointers in go
Pointer to Pointer in go
Passing pointers to functions in go

16. Structures

How to define a structure
Getting access to structures members
Structures as function arguments
Pointers to structures

17. Slices

Learn how to define a slice
len() and cap() functions
Nil slice and sub slicing
append() and copy() functions

18. Overview of Range

19. Maps

Overview of defining a map delete() function

20. Recursion

21. Typecasting

22. Packages

23. Interfaces

24. Type Casting

25. Error Handling

26. Concurrency - goroutines and channel

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