Golang Tutorial #2 - Variables & Data Types

This Golang tutorial covers variables and the different data types in go. It talks about the different ways to create variables and what the type of these variables should be. Since Golang is a statically typed language understanding types is very important.

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- Golang Tutorials
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- Golang for Beginners
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[aadishsaini]

Thank You Tim YOU Have only made me learn programming,
your python tutorials, pygame,networking(socket) in python,
YOU TRUELY ARE MY FAVERIOUTE TEACHER IN PROGRAMMING
I am just 12 and i am able to learn many things with you

[onlytiramisu]

Thanks dude! Would usually wait for the whole series so I can treat it as a crash course but these are a good break from exam studying! Keep it up!

[Rahul-kmlt]

Hi Tim, would you ever consider doing a C++ series in the future?

[SownJevan]

I learn so much from you. Thank you man!

[dj_e]

Hello! Checked free programmer positions in my area and seems Go is something to learn. Now I'm here. Thanks for easy introduction :)

[Landon_Hughes]

Thank you for the golang videos man ✊ I wanted to try out a statically typed language for web development, looked up go tutorial, and sure enough, you had one 😄

[lyricsmaker-poplyricsmaker]

Thankss tim we really enjoy your videos!!

[bendover]

Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial series, I'm very interested. Please keep going!

[Patrick-wuyk]

I have already leared javascript and am learning python thx for this dude!

[faviolapacheco]

In the case of unsigned int's, why the 8 bits are still available for the number ? shouldn't be 7 bits stead ? To use one bit for storing the sign. Thank you, Tim !

[tusshar]

Is GOLANG the future, please do comment whatever your views are ?

[salvinforreal]

We had a guest 6:48 if you look at the background !

[jimson]

great tutorial when you say beginners its really for beginners cool

[saravanansaibaba]

Hi Tim, Great work!. Pretty cool tutorials. I learned Go pretty quick through your videos..Thank you and keep rocking!

[Landon_Hughes]

Feels good to watch a programming tutorial on 1.5x speed and have it feel normal paced. 😂 Thank god I've used C# and Java before this lol

[PetritK]

@Tech With Tim, Why there is no Try Catch errors in Golang, thank you

[kaktus]

@Tech With Tim Another great series, nice to see that you are following trends! I recently heard that python/go combo is excellent for IoT and embedded systems, can you comment on that please? And another question, is there any way to make VSCOde to autosave the file when compiling/running, it is very hard to get used to ctrl+s after PyCharm and Sublime. Thanks!

[aamodkrishnatiwari]

Dude you should also tell which 'style' extensions you're using.

[cUser]

Explaining var reinforced AND added to understanding.What yr are u in college forCS ? Any key fundamentals of CS books you recommend?Thank u for vid

[VeereshPatel]

Lots of love 💛 from India
We are expecting full stack web development (angular+ golang) or ( react with python Django) course from u ==>>start as soon as possible u am waiting for your reply