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This is a fantastic tutorial. I have been looking through many others including paid tutorial series. Your instructions are clear and concise and the concepts are explained and demonstrated with great efficiency. While I’m sure that your typos that created errors were not intentional, I found it helpful when you had to step back to find your mistakes. If I were to add even a small suggestion, PLEASE MAKE MORE Mistakes! 😉. Thank you for sharing . You are, indeed , ONE CHILL DUDE...
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Nice to watch for recaps too. Small obs: when you talk about arrays and slices, at around min 33, it should be clear that you are slicing an slice, not slicing an array. When you define the structure as `a := []int{1, 2}` it will create a slice, whereas if you define it as `b := [2]int{1,2}` or `c := [...]int{1,2}` it will create an array. (Please someone ammend it if I am wrong ;)
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Hey, Yes it is very good for backend since it is very fast. The reason is that it combines the effective programming as an interpreted, dynamically-typed language, but at the same time has the best from statically-typed, compiled language as it picks up errors at compile time. Hope this helps!
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It took me back to the C-Programming era :)
Thanks for the awesome tutorial !!
This is a fantastic tutorial. I have been looking through many others including paid tutorial series. Your instructions are clear and concise and the concepts are explained and demonstrated with great efficiency. While I’m sure that your typos that created errors were not intentional, I found it helpful when you had to step back to find your mistakes. If I were to add even a small suggestion, PLEASE MAKE MORE Mistakes! 😉. Thank you for sharing . You are, indeed , ONE CHILL DUDE...
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This why I love Eureka tutorial one of the best for Golang. Thanks for publishing in RUclips :)
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This was a really well expend of my time, congratulations edureka! This is the best kickoff for a newbie gopher. Thanks a lot
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Perfect Tutorial, Thank you :)
You're welcome 😊Glad it was helpful!!
Thank you for posting
I am an absolute beginner in programming
Is this language similar to python
Thank you
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Done. Thanks!
Welcome
Thanks Edureka, This is really a great video..
Thanks a lot ,very helpfull
Thanks mate learned something cool !!!
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Nice to watch for recaps too. Small obs: when you talk about arrays and slices, at around min 33, it should be clear that you are slicing an slice, not slicing an array. When you define the structure as `a := []int{1, 2}` it will create a slice, whereas if you define it as `b := [2]int{1,2}` or `c := [...]int{1,2}` it will create an array. (Please someone ammend it if I am wrong ;)
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Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks edureka. I loved and appreciate how you brought out the concepts and the cases on the switch function where funny.😂
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Thank you for your tutorial.
Its very nice.
Awesome video. Very good for the beginners
go in one go
Thank you so much. The concepts are explained well. Good job!
Awesome video.Very helpful.
Hi, is Go Language good for backend development ?
Hey, Yes it is very good for backend since it is very fast. The reason is that it combines the effective programming as an interpreted, dynamically-typed language, but at the same time has the best from statically-typed, compiled language as it picks up errors at compile time. Hope this helps!
Very good tutorial, thank you!
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Cool idea 🔥
Go should go and sleep.
the syntax is not friendly
That's a great tutorial video, thanks a lot!