A Problem–Based Approach To The Go Programming Language

What you'll learn
Learn Go Programming Language Basics
Focus on Problem solving
Have fun
Learn general programming principles
Requirements
No programming experience needed
The most important thin is to type the code and complete the course
Set a weekly schedule, be it one hour a week or 10-20 hours a week.
Description
Course Syllabus: The Go Programming Language - A Problem-Based ApproachSection 1: Getting Started- Installation: - Guided setup on various platforms - Links to official Go documentation for referenceSection 2: Foundations- The Basics: - Data types, operators, and syntax in Go- Variables, Strings, Conditions: - Declaration of variables, string manipulation, and understanding conditional statementsSection 3: Control Flow and Data Structures- Loops and Arrays and Slices - Part 1: - Types of loops, arrays, and slices- Dictionaries and Maps: - Utilizing maps for key-value pairsSection 4: File Operations- File Handling: - Reading from and writing to files - Error handling and best practicesSection 5: Advanced Programming Concepts- Memoization and Recursion: - Applying memoization and recursion in problem-solving- Go and its Relation to Object-Oriented Programming: - Understanding structs, methods, and interfaces in Go- Functions: - In-depth exploration of function usage and flexibilitySection 6: Modern Go Features- Generics Golang: - Leveraging recent additions for enhanced code reusability- Concurrency: - Implementing Goroutines and channels for concurrent programmingSection 7: Building User Interfaces- GUI with Fyne: - Creating graphical user interfaces using the Fine library - Practical examples and hands-on projectsThis course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of Go programming through a problem-based approach. Each section builds on the previous one, ensuring that you develop practical skills and the ability to solve real-world challenges using the Go programming language. Get ready to code, problem-solve, and master Go!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Installing Go
Section 2: Importing a Go module
Lecture 3 An Example using gonum statistics module
Section 3: Variables, Strings, Conditions
Lecture 4 trapezoid
Lecture 5 Hello
Lecture 6 Hello and Number Divisible by Seven
Lecture 7 strangeRepeat
Lecture 8 reverseSplit
Section 4: Loops and Lists - Part 1
Lecture 9 firstDivisble
Lecture 10 sumOfProducts
Lecture 11 growingDifference - Part 1
Lecture 12 growingDifference - Part 2
Lecture 13 numberOfStringsAboveAverage
Lecture 14 findRepeatSubstring - Part 1
Lecture 15 findRepeatSubstring - Part 2
Section 5: Loops and Lists - Part 2
Lecture 16 Sum Divisible by k Example
Lecture 17 Multiply Odd Digits Example
Lecture 18 countLongestRepetition Example
Lecture 19 divideMatrixByScalar - Part 1
Lecture 20 divideMatrixByScalar - Part 2
Lecture 21 divideMatrixByScalar - Part 3
Lecture 22 matrixTranspose
Lecture 23 * Interfaces
Section 6: Dictionaries and Maps
Lecture 24 * Function values, anonymous, variadic, panic, recovery
Lecture 25 mostPopularCharacter
Any one wanting to learn Go

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