Golang Programming Full Course | Learn in 2025 | #golang #golangtutorial

🕒 Duration: 3 hours and 5 minutes
🎓 Instructor: Amir Bekhit

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Welcome to the "Go Full Course"!
This comprehensive course will take you from a beginner to a proficient Go developer. You'll learn everything from setting up Go to mastering data structures, control flow, functions, and advanced topics like concurrency and interfaces.

Course Outline:
📌 00:00 Chapter 0: Introduction – Overview of Go, its features, and why it's great for system programming and web development.

📌 07:36 Chapter 1: Setup – Install Go and set up your development environment.

📌 12:28 Chapter 2: Basic Syntax – Write your first Go program and understand Go’s syntax and structure.

📌18:28 Chapter 3: Data Types – Explore Go’s primitive data types like integers, floats, booleans, and strings.

📌 29:55 Chapter 4: Variables – Learn about variable declaration, initialization, and scoping in Go.

📌 44:59 Chapter 5: Constants – Discover how constants work in Go and why they are useful.

📌 54:52 Chapter 6: Operators – Understand arithmetic, comparison, logical, and bitwise operators in Go.

📌 1:08:02 Chapter 7: Control Flow (if-else) – Learn how to use conditional statements to control the flow of your programs.

📌 1:13:47 Chapter 8: Control Flow (Loops) – Master for loops, range, and loop control mechanisms in Go.

📌 1:25:08 Chapter 9: Functions – Understand how to define and use functions, including variadic functions and multiple return values.

📌 1:37:25 Chapter 10: Scope – Learn about local and global scope, closures, and best practices for managing variable visibility.

📌 1:43:02 Chapter 11: Strings – Work with strings, understand string manipulation, and explore Go’s built-in string functions.

📌 1:49:39 Chapter 12: Arrays – Learn how to use fixed-size arrays and their practical use cases.

📌 1:54:25 Chapter 13: Pointers – Understand pointers, memory addresses, and how Go handles memory safely.

📌 1:59:48 Chapter 14: Structures (Structs) – Define and use structs to organize data more effectively.

📌 2:05:20 Chapter 15: Slices – Dive into dynamic data structures and how slices differ from arrays.

📌 2:18:41 Chapter 16: Range – Learn how to iterate over collections using the range keyword.

📌 2:22:01 Chapter 17: Maps – Work with key-value pairs and understand how Go's hash maps work.

📌 2:30:15 Chapter 18: Recursion – Learn recursive function calls and when to use them.

📌 2:35:09 Chapter 19: Type Casting – Convert between different data types safely and efficiently.

📌 2:40:35 Chapter 20: Interfaces – Explore Go’s interface system and how to achieve polymorphism.

📌 2:48:38 Chapter 21: Error Handling – Understand Go’s unique approach to error handling using error values and best practices.

Why Take This Course?
✅ Covers all core Go concepts in a structured way.
✅ Hands-on coding examples with practical applications.
✅ Learn Go's best practices for writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code.
✅ Ideal for beginners and intermediate developers looking to master Go.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to build high-performance applications in Go and apply your knowledge to real-world projects.

Stay tuned for more in-depth tutorials on advanced programming concepts.
Happy coding! 🚀🐹

[bluestian]

Hi Amir, if you could create a go htmx project, would be much appreciated, lets say a simple CRUD project with file uploads (how to create go apis, how to connect them in the frontend etc). Great video on golang basics !

[CultureofSpeech]

Bravo 👏 Maestro 👏 Lit 🌠 Impressive 😍
Inspiring 👏✴️
Respect and Gratitude 💞🙏 for Your Satisfactory Work 💪🚀🌱🌟💯

[alan-overthenet]

Much appreciated, Amir. I joined late, so I am playing catch up.

[gideon]

Hi Amir, i have finished this course, it is very good to learn from you but i have some feedbacks about this course
1.Try to Explain the Syntax more briefly-although some functionality are similar to other programming languages but syntax in Go are complex(for Me).
2.did'nt cover how to get input from user, go routines, channels and inbuilt packages.
these are the things i find, some negatives in this course otherwise it is Good to learn for beginners! :)

[fatali_fataliyev]

Hi Amir, thanks for the course. It would be great if you could make deep-dive tutorials about Channels and Goroutines.

[himankshu]

1:50:10 not in JS, in JS you store anything in an array with multiple data types like num, string, float, etc

[Hashir-]

which vscode theme are using at 55:59. and how to get this blue sidebar and statusbar

[CultureofSpeech]

A task especially for you, intelligent IT specialists: By what algorithm can you calculate the full cost of payment for the hired labor of a programmer, taking into account all the risks and costs of wear and tear of human physical and nervous power?

[alabamalockpicking]

what keyboard are you using if you dont mind me asking

[jamescrox]

Just a suggestion. Please provide exercises on each topic because the video is so boring for people who are not beginners and simply want to jump from another language. Make our brains put to work

[Ancipital_]

In the prelude, you say "it was a dealbreaker" where you meant to say "it was a no-brainer"

1:30:26 %d this is called percent not ampersand

Just some errata, Tnx for the tutorial

[simomed]

salam akhi, what's the theme you use for VS Code? and the background image, how you do it?

[VoidyWay]

do you think this tutorial is good for first time learning programming?