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Concurrency in Go

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1.Introduction to Concurrency

Introduction to Concurrency in Golang What is Concurrency?What is Parallelism?Print an Alphabet Using Parallelism Quiz

2.General Concepts

Deadlock Practical Implementation for Deadlock Race Condition Challenge: Write Code with a Race Condition Solution: Write Code with a Race Condition Livelock Challenge: Write Code with Livelock Solution: Write Code with Livelock Starvation Quiz

3.Sync

Mutex Challenge: Perform a Concurrent Read-Write Operation on a Map Solution: Perform a Concurrent Read-Write Operation on a Map Atomic WaitGroup Challenge: Write Code with WaitGroup Solution: Write Code with WaitGroup Quiz

4.Goroutines

All about Goroutines Anonymous Goroutine Quiz

5.Channels

What is a Channel?Directional Nature of the Channel Challenge: Write Code with a Unidirectional Channel Solution: Write Code with a Unidirectional Channel Buffer Channel Channels Internals Quiz

6.Implementing Concurrency Patterns

What is a Design Pattern?Generator Pattern Challenge: Write Code with a Generator Pattern Solution: Write Code with a Generator Pattern Pipeline Pattern Challenge: Write Code with a Pipeline Pattern Solution: Write Code with a Pipeline Pattern Worker Pool Pattern Challenge: Write Code with Worker Pool Pattern Solution: Write Code with Worker Pool Pattern Solution: Write Code with Worker Pool and Generator Patterns Single Producer and Consumer Multiple Producers and Consumers Fan-In Multiple Producers and a Single Consumer Fan-Out Single Producer and Multiple Consumers Timeout Using Select Challenge: Write Code Using Select that Times Out Solution: Write Code Using Select that Times Out Quit Channel Quiz

7.Conclusion

Concurrency in Go

Challenge: Write Code with WaitGroup

Learn to write code with WaitGroup.

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Problem statement

Create a simple server that listens on port 7079 with the / path and prints a simple message on the screen that says All ...