Hello everyone and welcome to learning go data structures and logarithms.
First of all you've made a great decision which is to learn.
Go go.
It's a powerful programming language created at Google designed to be reliable and efficient applications.
It's concurrency mechanisms.
Makes it easy to write programs that deal with many things at a time in a matter of minutes and around
10 lines of code.
You can build a basic Web server ready to handle hundreds of simultaneous connection.
It's a compiled language that feels like a dynamic typed interpretive language.
It's a statically typed language which means that the type of a variable can change once it's been created.
There's different types.
We use integrate to start numbers floats to store numbers with decimals streams to represent text go
as many other languages allow you to create your own custom types.
We're going to cover that in section two.
One of the things that makes go a great language the standard library or packages if you go to the Web
page the packages section you will see a bunch of different packages.
For example you have sorting packages regular Expression Engine network packages with this thing and
you can build the HDP server.
You have mathematical functions and so on to download.
Go go to the and dot org website and click on Download go then choose the right operating system and
follow the instructions.
Listed in this link we're going to be using go one point eight but if you already have a prior version
it should work as well.