Explore fun brain teasers to hone your logic, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Gain insights into Go and practice to avoid future mistakes.

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Who knew puzzles could be fun? Puzzles and brain teasers are a great way to practice your critical thinking and improve your logic and problem-solving skills. This course provides a basic understanding of Go. The teasers in this course will help you practice what you already know and help avoid future mistakes.

Go Brain Teasers

## What is Go? 
Go is also referred to as Golang, it's an open-source, compiled, and statically typed programming language developed by Google. The language has a simple syntax and robust standard libraries.

It has seen adoption for real-world applications and supports both imperative and OOP paradigms. 







## About this course ##
The teasers in this course are designed to help you avoid mistakes in the future. These teasers are created from common errors encountered when shipping bugs to production.

Teasers are fun! We geeks love to solve puzzles. You can also use these teasers to impress your coworkers, have knowledge competitions, and become better together.

## Intended audience ##
 
We assume you know Go at some level and have experience programming with it. This course is not for learning how to work with Go. If you don’t remember Go, we recommend learning it first. 


# What is Go? 
Go is also referred to as Golang, it's an open-source, compiled, and statically typed programming language developed by Google. The language has a simple syntax and robust standard libraries.

It has seen adoption for real-world applications and supports both imperative and OOP paradigms. 







# About this course ##
The teasers in this course are designed to help you avoid mistakes in the future. These teasers are created from common errors encountered when shipping bugs to production.

Teasers are fun! We geeks love to solve puzzles. You can also use these teasers to impress your coworkers, have knowledge competitions, and become better together.

# Intended audience ##
 
We assume you know Go at some level and have experience programming with it. This course is not for learning how to work with Go. If you don’t remember Go, we recommend learning it first. 


Discover the motivation for this course and what you will learn.

Before We Begin

Puzzles

Wrapping Up

Why This Course?

What is Go?

About this course

Intended audience