Explore Go programming, understanding its concurrency advantages over traditional languages. Gain insights into why Go is crucial as Moore’s Law fades, suitable for beginners.

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As Moore’s Law is reaching the end of its lifecycle, the need for concurrency is rising and consequently, the need for a programming language that enables effective implementation of concurrent programs is rising too. For this reason, Go has become one of the most popular languages in recent times. This course aims to provide a detailed introduction to Go for beginners. Furthermore, it also articulates how Go is different from traditional programming languages that programmers are accustomed to in order to acquaint programmers getting ready to delve into Go with the language too.

An Introduction to Programming in Go

## Question
You have 50 bitcoins to distribute to 10 users:
Matthew, Sarah, Augustus, Heidi, Emilie,
Peter, Giana, Adriano, Aaron, Elizabeth.

The coins will be distributed based on the vowels contained in each name where:

a: 1 coin

e: 1 coin

i: 2 coins

o: 3 coins

u: 4 coins

A user can't get more than 10 coins. For example, for 'Augutus' the total count of coins is 13. But he'll get only 10 (13-3) coins.  

Print a map with each user's name and the number of coins distributed. After distributing all the coins, you should have 2 coins left.


The output should look something like that:

# Question
You have 50 bitcoins to distribute to 10 users:
Matthew, Sarah, Augustus, Heidi, Emilie,
Peter, Giana, Adriano, Aaron, Elizabeth.

The coins will be distributed based on the vowels contained in each name where:

a: 1 coin

e: 1 coin

i: 2 coins

o: 3 coins

u: 4 coins

A user can't get more than 10 coins. For example, for 'Augutus' the total count of coins is 13. But he'll get only 10 (13-3) coins.  

Print a map with each user's name and the number of coins distributed. After distributing all the coins, you should have 2 coins left.


The output should look something like that:

Here is an exercise you can solve to test your understanding!

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