Hello, I just created this repo for follow my Learning Golang Journey and uploading examples of my codes. I just started with basic examples.

Basicly, The Official Golang Site. It's great tutorial. Also have A Tour of Go You can quickly check and and you can compare it with other programming languages.

• Hands-On Go Programming: Explore Go by solving real-world challenges
• Go Programming Language, The (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series)
• Network Programming with Go: Learn to Code Secure and Reliable Network Services from Scratch
• Black Hat Go: Go Programming For Hackers and Pentesters

Really I don't know. I will update it as I learn and practice.

• I am studying slowly because I want to learn well the concepts of GOLANG.
• Currently working on Lesson9: MULTILINGUAL TEXT. (Page:73/88)

• Escape sequences like \n are ignored in raw string literals (`).
• Strings are immutable. Individual characters can be accessed but not altered.
• Strings use a variable length encoding called UTF-8, where each character con-sumes 1–4 bytes.
• A byte is an alias for the uint8 type, and rune is an alias for the int32 type
• The range keyword can decode a UTF-8 encoded string into runes.

• Lesson 9 is done. Now I'm in Lesson 10: CONVERTING BETWEEN TYPES.(Page:84/99)
• Currently studying in this book: Get Programming with GO (Nathan Youngman, Roger Peppe)

• Lesson 10 is done. Now I'm in UNIT 3 , Lesson 12 : Functions.(Page:93/108)

• Conversion between types is explicit to avoid ambiguity.
• The strconv package provides functions for converting strings to and from other types.
• And also SPrintf.

• Lesson12 : Functions done! Now I'm in Lesson13

• Functions are declared with a name, a list of parameters, and a list of results.
• Capitalized function names and types are made available to other packages.
• Each parameter or result is a name followed by a type, though types may be elided when multiple named parameters or results have the same type. Results can also be listed as types without names.
• Function calls are prefixed with the name of the package where the function is declared, unless the function is declared in the same package it’s called from.
• Functions are called with arguments that correspond to the parameters they accept. Results are returned to the caller with the return keyword.

• Method code examples added.

• Still working on Methods and Functions with this book:

• The Go programming language-Addison-Wesley (Donovan, Alan A. A._Kernighan, Brian W.)

• One note for lesson13.2.go line 20th: Because a pointer contains the address of a variable,passing a pointer argument to a function makes it possible for the function to update the variable that was indirectly passed.

Finished book. It is a good adventure for me :) Now I'm started this book:

• Learn Data Structures and Algorithms with Golang: Level up your Go programming skills to develop faster and more efficient code

• Created new folder > "data_structures_algorithms/"
• Added code examples about books first chapter.

• Added basic pointer/heap/tuple examples.

• Still learning the Data Structures. I want to learn very well Data Structures. Because it is very important for understanding main topics, programming etc in the future.

• Still learning the main areas of Golang. Because I'm learning a new thing about Golang everyday! And Its awesome!

Learn network programming.