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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

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Conclusion

Conclusion

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Remember that there is more than one way to solve each problem. Each solution has pros and cons that ultimately come down to efficiency, readability, and complexity for the current use case.

To master the skill of choosing the best solution, try to think of all the possible ways to solve the problem, and ...