Welcome to my Go (Golang) studies repository! This repository contains notes, exercises, and small projects as I explore and learn the Go programming language.
This repository serves as a collection of my learnings and experiments with Go. The content ranges from basic syntax to more advanced topics such as concurrency, web development, and more.
To get started with Go, you'll need to install it on your machine.
- Visit the official Go website and download the latest version of Go.
- Follow the installation instructions for your operating system.
To verify that Go is installed correctly, run:
go versionYou should see output similar to:
go version go1.x.x linux/amd64Here are some essential Go commands that you'll use frequently:
go mod init <module-name>This command initializes a new Go module, creating a go.mod file.
go run <file.go>This command compiles and runs the specified Go file.
go build <file.go>This command compiles the Go program into an executable binary.
go test ./...This command runs all tests in the current module.
go get <package-path>This command downloads and installs the specified package.
go get -u ./...This command updates all dependencies to their latest versions.
go fmt ./...This command formats your Go code according to the Go standards.
go vet ./...This command examines Go source code and reports suspicious constructs.
go mod tidyThis command cleans up the go.mod file by removing unnecessary dependencies.
- Basic Syntax and Data Types
- Concurrency
- Web Development with Go
- Go Modules and Dependency Management
Feel free to explore the repository and contribute with your own exercises or notes!
Happy coding!
This `README.md` provides a solid foundation for your Go studies repository. You can adjust the content to fit your specific focus areas and projects.