Concurrency in Go – #23

Written by Tom Schafer

Posted on February 24, 2022February 24, 2022

Welcome to Learning at Lambert Labs session #23. This week, Tom discusses how to write concurrent code in Go (also known as Golang), giving examples of various language features such as goroutines, channels and mutexes, and points out some common pitfalls to avoid when using these tools.

In today’s Learning session:

An overview of the Go programming language
An introduction to concurrent programming
How to write concurrent programs in Go

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Go
Golang
Concurrency
Parallelism
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