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Golang For Absolute Beginners

Name: Golang For Absolute Beginners
Rating: 4.2 (26 reviews)

Learn the Go programming language by doing (Real Tasks/Examples...)

Created byMohamed Amine Aloui, GrowYourKnowledge Training

Last updated 4/2026

English

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What you'll learn

Learn the Go programming language with a lot of examples
Gain Practical Experience in Real Project Odoo 18 (External API Over XML-RPC)
Understand the Basics: including coding, problem-solving with GO.
Get to Know the Fundamentals of Programming
Set Up Your Development Environment
Build Your First Application

Course content

15 sections • 98 lectures • 1h 42m total length

Instructor Introduction1:11
Meet instructor Ali Muhammad Amin, a software engineer with extensive DevOps and cloud certifications, introducing the Golang for absolute beginners course and his development, DevOps, and cloud video plans.
Course Overview1:26
Document - Code Repository0:01

Introduction0:22
What is Go?1:15
Go is a cross-platform open-source programming language for high-performance applications, developed at Google in 2007. It combines speed, static typing, and simplicity with built-in concurrency and a robust standard library.
Why learn Go?1:12
Discover Go's fast runtime and quick compilation, easy syntax, and simple setup. Explore its concurrency features and automatic memory management across Windows, Mac, and Linux.
What is Golang Used For?1:01
Go powers cloud and network services with an ecosystem of tools and APIs on cloud providers, enabling fast web apps, elegant CLIs, and enhanced memory performance for DevOps and SRE.
What companies use Golang ?2:13
Go Compared to Python and C++1:22
Go contrasts statically typed, fast-compiled code with Python's dynamic typing and Cplusplus's fast runtime, while offering concurrency and automatic garbage collection but lacking classes and inheritance.

Introduction0:23
Learn how to install Go on Windows and Mac. Then run your first Go program on Ubuntu and install Golang IDE and VS Code on Ubuntu.
Install GO On Windows & Mac2:33
Install go on Windows and Mac by downloading from the official site, running the installer, and configuring your path, then verify with go version.
Install GO On Linux2:56
How to Run Your first Go program ?5:16
Learn to run your first go program by writing hello.go with package main, import format, and println to print hello world. Then run go run hello.go to see the output.
How to install Goland IDE on Ubuntu ?2:17
install Golang on Ubuntu and see how an integrated development environment boosts productivity through editing, building, testing, version control, debugging, and packaging, with snap steps to install Goland.
How to install VS Code on Ubuntu ?4:30
Learn to install VS Code on Ubuntu using the software center or snap package, then set up the Go extension and run a hello world program in the integrated terminal.

Go Syntax3:17
Explore Go syntax by examining package declaration, import packages, functions, statements and expressions, focusing on the main package, println from the format package, and semicolon and left curly brace rules.
Go Comments1:42
Discover how Go comments improve readability and debugging by using single-line // and multi-line /* */ comments to explain code and prevent execution, illustrated with a hello world example.
Go Variables (Part 1)0:47
Go Variables (Part 2)1:01
Go Variables (Part 3)0:20
Go-Variable Names0:42
Go Variables - Assign Multiple Values0:41
Go - Output Variables1:27
Go Constants1:05
Go Data Types0:32
Go Integer1:04
Go Boolean0:29
Go Float0:50

Introduction - Slice0:02
Create Slice (Part 1)0:44
Create Slice (Part 2)1:11
Slice - Access Elements1:07
Modify Slice (Part 1)1:03
Modify Slice (Part 2)1:02
Modify Slice (Part 3)1:20
Slice - Memory Efficiency1:39
Introduction - Maps0:05
Create Maps (Part 1)2:03
Create Maps (Part 2)1:00
Create Maps (Part 3)1:21
Update Maps1:48
Conclusion : Cheat‑Sheet — Map Operations
Conclusion : Cheat‑Sheet — Slice Operations
Add Element in Maps1:00
Modify Maps1:03

Requirements

No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know.
A curious mind open to learn new things :)

Description

____ 3x1 : Three goals in only one course ! _____

1- Learn Go ! 2- Prepare Go interviews & Codingame Tests ! 3- Make your first step to learn Devops/Cloud

It’s important to learn new skills, but it’s even more important to learn the right skills.

Why Golang ?

Well, Golang has been the most popular language to learn over the past 3 years, and is easily one of the top trending programming languages of the past decade.

But the reason why it’s popular is because it’s the true programmer’s language. It was built with the idea to make work a lot easier for programmers all over the world. And it does exactly that.

Go or Golang is a programming language developed and maintained by Google. It is a free and open-source language. It’s easy to learn, it’s scalable and it has fast execution.

This course requires zero experience in programming or coding. All it takes is some discipline and following our easy-to-understand curriculum.

This course won’t just throw content at you. We’ve made sure that what you learn will actually stick. After each module, you’ll get access to practice questions to truly understand the concepts we teach you.

In this course, you will learn:

Data types & Variables
Strings
Arrays
Slices
Maps
Operators
Control flow
Functions

and other Go concepts.

Ready to Go?

Embark on your journey to mastering Go. Enroll now and transform your career with the power of Go programming.

Who this course is for:

Learn the Go programming language by doing (Real tasks/Examples...)

Golang For Absolute Beginners

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 3min

Characteristics and Use Cases for GO6 lectures • 7min

Local Setup :Install GO & Setup IDE (Vs Code & Goland)6 lectures • 18min

Data Types and Variables13 lectures • 14min

Golang String10 lectures • 8min

Logic & Bit Operations8 lectures • 6min

Control Flow - Conditional Blocks7 lectures • 6min

Control Flow - Loops6 lectures • 6min

Arrays5 lectures • 7min

Slices & Maps17 lectures • 16min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: