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October 7, 2024
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The "Multithreading in Golang" course offers an in-depth exploration of concurrent programming concepts using the Go programming language. Through a combination of theoretical explanations and practical hands-on exercises, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of how to leverage the power of multithreading to develop efficient and scalable applications. The course covers topics such as goroutines, channels, synchronization primitives, race conditions, mutexes, and atomic operations. Participants learn how to design and implement concurrent algorithms, manage shared resources safely, and avoid common pitfalls such as deadlock and data races.
By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Understand Advanced concurrency patterns - Work with Conditional variables and mutexes - Analyze Thread Communication using Channels - Understand deadlocks - Implement Storage Management - Analyze Memory Sharing Model in Go This course is designed for Web developers, Data Scientists, System programmers, Security Researchers, Entrepreneurs, and freshers who aspire to build a career in web development. Prior experience with any programming language is not mandatory but can ease the learning curve. Begin an educational journey to become a master of Mastering Multithreading in Go while learning its best practices and enhancing your expertise in development.
The first week of this course is a gateway to understanding the fundamental principles that underlie concurrent programming. We'll work on the essential components of multithreading, such as threads, parallel computing, processes, memory sharing, advanced concurrency patterns, and communication mechanisms.
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In the second week of this course, you'll unravel the art of synchronizing – lightweight, concurrent threads in the Go language using Mutexes. You will also design concurrent programs that harness the full potential of goroutines while ensuring thread safety through the strategic use of Mutexes.
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This module is designed to delve into the concept of conditional variables in Golang, exploring how they facilitate communication and synchronization between goroutines. Additionally, the potential pitfalls that can lead to deadlocks and strategies to prevent and resolve them. By mastering these concepts, developers can ensure the reliability and efficiency of their concurrent applications in Golang.
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The forth week of this course is tailored for Go developers to seek an uderstanding of barriers, atomic variables and spinning locks. By mastering these concurrency primitives, developers can enhance the efficiency, scalability, and reliability of their Golang applications in concurrent environments.
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This module is designed to assess an individual on the various concepts and teachings covered in this course. Answer a comprehensive quiz which marks you as a learner who is confident in Mastering Multithreading in Go.
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Multithreading in Golang refers to the concurrent execution of multiple threads or goroutines within a Go program. Goroutines are lightweight threads managed by the Go runtime, and they enable concurrent execution of code segments within the same address space.
The prerequisites for Mastering Multithreading in Go include: - Computer Science Fundamentals: Familiarity with fundamental concepts such as data structures (arrays, slices, maps) and algorithms can assist in applying these concepts while Programming with Golang. - Text Editor or Integrated Development Environment (IDE): Familiarity with using a text editor (e.g., VSCode, Sublime Text) or an IDE (e.g., GoLand, VS Code with Go extension) for writing and managing code. - Command-Line Interface (CLI) Familiarity: Basic knowledge of using the command line interface for compiling, running, and managing files can be beneficial for working with Go tools. While these are helpful prerequisites, it's worth noting that Mastering Multithreading in Go is designed to be user-friendly and accessible to many users. Beginners can start with basic tasks and gradually build their skills as they gain more experience with the tool.
Operating System Compatibility: Golang is compatible with the following Windows operating systems:
Windows 11 (64-bit)
Windows 10 (64-bit)
Processor: A 64-bit processor with at least 1.4 GHz speed or higher is recommended.
Memory (RAM): A minimum of 8 GB RAM is required for better performance.
Hard Drive Space: You need at least 2 GB of free hard drive space for the installation.
The course materials can be accessed as one progresses from 1 lesson to another by completing the due assignments and graded assignments.
Yes, a course completion certificate is allocated upon completing all graded assignments and quizzes present in the Mastering Multithreading in Go course.
This course is designed for freshers who are novices in programming and web development aiming for the role of a Web Developer, Data Scientist, System Programmer, etc. The main aim is to explore apps like cloud, server side applications, DevOps, and command line tools.
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