GoLang Data Structures: Build an In-Memory Database

🔥 GoLang Data Structures & Pointers – The Key to Writing Efficient Go Programs! 🔥

In this video, we take a deep dive into Go's essential data structures-covering arrays, slices, maps, structs, interfaces, and pointers. These concepts are critical for writing efficient, scalable applications, and we're going beyond just theory.

💡 By the end of this video, you'll not only understand GoLang's core data structures, but you'll also build a simple, in-memory data store-similar to Redis, but without the complexity of a client-server model! 🚀

📌 What You'll Learn:
✅ Arrays vs. Slices in Go – When to use which? 📌
✅ Maps in Go – How they enable O(1) lookups 🔍
✅ Pointers – Why Go allows them & how they optimize memory 🚀
✅ Structs & Interfaces – The foundation of modular Go applications 🏗️
✅ Hands-On Project: Build an in-memory key-value database! 💻

🎯 Who Should Watch This?
✔️ Beginners looking to master GoLang data structures
✔️ Backend developers working on high-performance applications
✔️ Developers preparing for GoLang interviews
✔️ Anyone interested in building a simple, lightweight database similar to Redis

📌 🔗 Resources Mentioned in the Video:

📌 🕒 Timestamps (Jump to Your Section!):
00:00 - Introduction 🚀
00:58 - Arrays vs. Slices in Go 🔄
18:51 - Maps in Go – Fast Key-Value Lookups 🔍
26:25 - Pointers in Go – Memory Optimization 💡
32:38 - Structs – Writing Modular Code 🏗️
38:41 - Interfaces– Writing Modular Code 🏗️
46:51 - Implementing the In-Memory Data Store 🛠️

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