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Concurrency in Go
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Introduction to Concurrency
Introduction to Concurrency in Golang
What is Concurrency?
What is Parallelism?
Print an Alphabet Using Parallelism
Quiz
General Concepts
Deadlock
Practical Implementation for Deadlock
Race Condition
Challenge: Write Code with a Race Condition
Solution: Write Code with a Race Condition
Livelock
Challenge: Write Code with Livelock
Solution: Write Code with Livelock
Starvation
Quiz
Sync
Mutex
Challenge: Perform a Concurrent Read-Write Operation on a Map
Solution: Perform a Concurrent Read-Write Operation on a Map
Atomic
WaitGroup
Challenge: Write Code with WaitGroup
Solution: Write Code with WaitGroup
Quiz
Goroutines
All about Goroutines
Anonymous Goroutine
Quiz
Channels
What is a Channel?
Directional Nature of the Channel
Challenge: Write Code with a Unidirectional Channel
Solution: Write Code with a Unidirectional Channel
Buffer Channel
Channels Internals
Quiz
Implementing Concurrency Patterns
What is a Design Pattern?
Generator Pattern
Challenge: Write Code with a Generator Pattern
Solution: Write Code with a Generator Pattern
Pipeline Pattern
Challenge: Write Code with a Pipeline Pattern
Solution: Write Code with a Pipeline Pattern
Worker Pool Pattern
Challenge: Write Code with Worker Pool Pattern
Solution: Write Code with Worker Pool Pattern
Solution: Write Code with Worker Pool and Generator Patterns
Single Producer and Consumer
Multiple Producers and Consumers
Fan-In
Multiple Producers and a Single Consumer
Fan-Out
Single Producer and Multiple Consumers
Timeout Using Select
Challenge: Write Code Using Select that Times Out
Solution: Write Code Using Select that Times Out
Quit Channel
Quiz
Conclusion
Conclusion
Challenge: Write Code with a Unidirectional Channel
Learn to use a unidirectional channel.
Problem statement
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