Final Exam: Advanced Programming in Go

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

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  Follow a best practice approach to error handling in go programs
  

  define what a package is in go programming
  

  create and work with modules and packages
  

  describe why packages are used in go programming
  

  compare and contrast single-threaded programming versus multi-threaded programming
  

  discuss sequential programming concepts
  

  describe the concepts underlying concurrency and parallelism
  

  describe goroutines and how they fit in go's concurrency model
  

  create and execute a simple goroutine
  

  describe race conditions and how they affect go programs
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  utilize programming tools in go that help detect race conditions
  

  describe go channels and how they fit in go's overall concurrency model
  

  describe pipelines and list common pipeline patterns
  

  create and work with buffered and unbuffered channels in goroutines
  

  describe how databases are accessed in go programs
  

  create and use prepared statements in relation to databases in go programs
  

  follow a process for systematically debugging a go program
  

  implement unit testing against a go program
  

  describe best practice concepts relating to go programming
  

  describe how to organize go code including code structure, naming conventions, comments