Golang Data Structures For Beginners: Generic List

In this Golang tutorial, I'll teach you how to create a generic list in Golang. We'll use the standard slice type from the go programming language and extend it with our own functionality by using Golang generics 1.18.

If you're new to Golang and want to learn how to create basic data structures, then this video is for you! By the end of this video, you'll know how to create a generic list in Golang, which will be useful for many situations.

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[anthonygg_]

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[colbyberger]

man you always show me efficient ways to write in Go compared to any other resource on their website or anywhere else. Thanks man!

[user_v]

Great video!
Thanks for the explanation )

[iduran]

Hi Anthony. Amazing content. Just discovered your channel. One comment. The removing and getting functions by index do not require that we loop through the entire list, wouldn't just be enough to return l.data[i] with the additional panic checks, for example in the Get function? When getting and removing by value, for loop is definitely necessary.

[mishrasidhant]

Great video, additions could include sorting the elements within a list based on types

[pavelpavlov]

Hello Anthony. Please record a video about the work of InfluxDB + golang. How to work with stock information on InfluxDB. There is no detailed information on this topic on YouTube. It will be very cool!

[youtubeviewer]

Channel looks cool but the low volume and small font size makes it a struggle to watch.