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Using GO Language you can do system programming, web development, DevOps, Cloud computing, and a lot more. It is used by the top product companies of the world like Google, Facebook, Netflix, Amex, Paypal, etc. So let's get started with learning GO Lang.
GO language was created by Google to create large, scalable, high-performing applications. GO language is close to C language in terms of some syntax style and concepts. GO language is a modern general-purpose programming language, which can be used to create software, cloud applications, web applications, server scripting, etc.
GO language is a compiled language. It is fast replacing Python because it is more readable, has robust concurrency support, error handling, and a lot of other modern features.
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Please complete the Course first and then work on Projects.
Learn all about Defined types in GO in this concept bundle.
Learn about GO packages and how you can create and use custom packages in GO in this bundle.
Create a Web scraper to extract data from a weather website in Go language from scratch.
Once you have completed the GO Language course, you can generate your certificate of completion.
Frequently asked questions related to GO Language. Here we have answers to some of the commonly asked questions.
