Course Description

The "Learn Go Programming by Building 11 Projects – Full Course" is a comprehensive training program that is designed to provide individuals with a strong foundation in Go programming. This course is specifically created for individuals who are interested in becoming proficient in Go programming, and it is structured to take students from a beginner level to an advanced level. The course is taught by experienced Go programmers who have designed 11 projects that students will build throughout the course. These projects are designed to give students hands-on experience in programming and to reinforce the concepts taught in the course. The course starts by introducing the basics of Go programming. Students will learn about variables, data types, functions, and control structures. They will also learn how to work with arrays, slices, maps, and structs. Once students have a solid understanding of the basics, they will move on to more advanced topics such as concurrency, networking, and web development. Throughout the course, students will learn how to write efficient and effective code, and they will also learn how to debug and troubleshoot their programs. Each project in the course is designed to build upon the skills learned in the previous project. Students will start with a simple project, such as a command-line application, and then move on to more complex projects such as building a web server or a chat application. By the end of the course, students will have built 11 different projects using Go programming, and they will have a strong foundation in Go programming that they can use to develop their own projects. They will be proficient in working with various data structures, writing efficient and effective code, and building web applications. The "Learn Go Programming by Building 11 Projects – Full Course" is ideal for individuals who are interested in a career in software development or for those who want to develop their own software projects. This course is also beneficial for current programmers who want to expand their skillset and learn a new programming language. Author: Akhil Sharma (FreeCodeCamp)