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In this video we will install Go, the Atom editor and run our first Go program.
Go, also commonly referred to as golang, is a programming language developed at Google in 2007 by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson.
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Hello,
I am new in using Go and i wanted to install BCT suite as well to help me create the wallets, but i can’t find a clear documentation can you help?
how do i make a server in C implementing a data base with teachers and students with grades ? I heard that the code for this is out there, on golang.org, but I can’t find it…can you help me ? it seems you need GIT in order to have atom installed….
Thank you so much. Most of the tutorial information online seems to be mostly unix type terminal instructions. After many hours of trying to work on a program with windows I had no success until watching this.
You earn a much deserved subscribe and thumbs up. Cheers!
Do you have to Run in the command Prompt
did you just call C++ an interpreted language?
Actually you were wrong at bare beginning. In its current state, Go is faster than Python but mostly slower than Java + Java handles concurrency much better. Yes yes… Go is using 10x less memory. But who cares if 1 GB costs as much as to pay a developer for an hour. Also, neither Python or Java are necessarily interpreted. Java is in like 99% cases half-compiled and JIT-ed. Python also can be JIT-ed.
When I was trying to install go-plus, I ran into an issue. “Install go-plus@3.5.2 failed”
I clicked show output. A message about not having Git showed up. Luckily it shows you how to download Github for desktop.
Having to do a project for my Software Development Practices class. We have to learn our own language and this video among your others help a LOT for setting up/using Go. Thanks for making these and I can’t wait to use them for extra assistance as I go.
#Pokemon Golang
I’m sorry