Go programming language for dummies

Go programming language for dummies

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Lee, Wei-Meng, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Indianapolis, Indiana : John Wiley and Sons [2021]
Colección:--For dummies
Materias:
Go (Computer program language)
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009631734606719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Beyond the Book
  • Where to Go from Here
  • Part 1 Getting Started with Go
  • Chapter 1 Hello, Go!
  • Seeing What Learning Go Can Do for You
  • Installing Go on Your Machine
  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Using an Integrated Development Environment with Go
  • Writing Your First Go Program
  • Compiling and running the program
  • Understanding how a Go program works
  • Making sense of the Go file structure
  • Compiling for multiple operating systems
  • Comparing Go with Other Languages
  • Syntax
  • Compilation
  • Concurrency
  • Library support
  • Chapter 2 Working with Different Data Types
  • Declaring Always-Changing Variables
  • Using the var keyword: Type-inferred variables
  • Specifying the data type: Explicitly typed variables
  • Using the short variable declaration operator
  • Declaring Never-Changing Constants
  • Removing Unused Variables
  • Dealing with Strings
  • Performing Type Conversions
  • Discovering the type of a variable
  • Converting a variable's type
  • Interpolating strings
  • Chapter 3 Making Decisions
  • Using If/Else Statements to Make Decisions
  • Laying the foundation for the if/else statement: Logical and comparison operators
  • Using the if/else statement
  • Short-circuiting: Evaluating conditions in Go
  • When You Have Too Many Conditions: Using the Switch Statement
  • Switching with fall-throughs
  • Matching multiple cases
  • Switching without condition
  • Chapter 4 Over and Over and Over: Using Loops
  • Performing Loops Using the for Statement
  • Iterating over a Range of Values
  • Iterating through arrays/slices
  • Iterating through a string
  • Using Labels with the for Loop
  • Chapter 5 Grouping Code into Functions
  • Defining a Function
  • Defining functions with parameters.
  • Defining functions with multiple parameters
  • Passing arguments by value and by pointer
  • Returning values from functions
  • Naming return values
  • Working with variadic functions
  • Using Anonymous Functions
  • Declaring an anonymous function
  • Implementing closure using anonymous functions
  • Implementing the filter() function using closure
  • Part 2 Working with Data Structures
  • Chapter 6 Slicing and Dicing Using Arrays and Slices
  • Arming Yourself to Use Arrays
  • Declaring an array
  • Initializing an array
  • Working with multidimensional arrays
  • Sleuthing Out the Secrets of Slices
  • Creating an empty slice
  • Creating and initializing a slice
  • Appending to a slice
  • Slicing and Ranging
  • Extracting part of an array or slice
  • Iterating through a slice
  • Making copies of an array or slice
  • Inserting an item into a slice
  • Removing an item from a slice
  • Chapter 7 Defining the Blueprints of Your Data Using Structs
  • Defining Structs for a Collection of Items
  • Creating a Go Struct
  • Making a Copy of a Struct
  • Defining Methods in Structs
  • Comparing Structs
  • Chapter 8 Establishing Relationships Using Maps
  • Creating Maps in Go
  • Initializing a map with a map literal
  • Checking the existence of a key
  • Deleting a key
  • Getting the number of items in a map
  • Iterating over a map
  • Getting all the keys in a map
  • Setting the iteration order in a map
  • Sorting the items in a map by values
  • Using Structs and Maps in Go
  • Creating a map of structs
  • Sorting a map of structs
  • Chapter 9 Encoding and Decoding Data Using JSON
  • Getting Acquainted with JSON
  • Object
  • String
  • Boolean
  • Number
  • Object
  • Array
  • null
  • Decoding JSON
  • Decoding JSON to a struct
  • Decoding JSON to arrays
  • Decoding embedded objects
  • Mapping custom attribute names
  • Mapping unstructured data
  • Encoding JSON.
  • Encoding structs to JSON
  • Encoding interfaces to JSON
  • Chapter 10 Defining Method Signatures Using Interfaces
  • Working with Interfaces in Go
  • Defining an interface
  • Implementing an interface
  • Looking at How You May Use Interfaces
  • Adding methods to a type that doesn't satisfy an interface
  • Using the Stringer interface
  • Implementing multiple interfaces
  • Using an empty interface
  • Determining whether a value implements a specific interface
  • Part 3 Multitasking in Go
  • Chapter 11 Threading Using Goroutines
  • Understanding Goroutines
  • Using Goroutines with Shared Resources
  • Seeing how shared resources impact goroutines
  • Accessing shared resources using mutual exclusion
  • Using atomic counters for modifying shared resources
  • Synchronizing Goroutines
  • Chapter 12 Communicating between Goroutines Using Channels
  • Understanding Channels
  • How channels work
  • How channels are used
  • Iterating through Channels
  • Asynchronously Waiting on Channels
  • Using Buffered Channels
  • Part 4 Organizing Your Code
  • Chapter 13 Using and Creating Packages in Go
  • Working with Packages
  • Creating shareable packages
  • Organizing packages using directories
  • Using Third-Party Packages
  • Emojis for Go
  • Go Documentation
  • Chapter 14 Grouping Packages into Modules
  • Creating a Module
  • Testing and Building a Module
  • Publishing a Module on GitHub
  • Part 5 Seeing Go in Action
  • Chapter 15 Consuming Web APIs Using Go
  • Understanding Web APIs
  • Fetching Data from Web Services in Go
  • Writing a Go program to connect to a web API
  • Decoding JSON data
  • Refactoring the code for decoding JSON data
  • Fetching from multiple web services at the same time
  • Returning Goroutine's results to the main() function
  • Chapter 16 Getting Ready to Serve Using REST APIs
  • Building Web Services Using REST APIs
  • HTTP messages.
  • REST URLs
  • REST methods
  • REST response
  • Creating a REST API in Go
  • Getting your REST API up and running
  • Testing the REST API
  • Registering additional paths
  • Passing in query string
  • Specifying request methods
  • Storing the course information on the REST API
  • Testing the REST API again
  • Chapter 17 Working with Databases
  • Setting Up a MySQL Database Server
  • Interfacing with the MySQL server
  • Creating a database and table
  • Creating a new account and granting permission
  • Connecting to the MySQL Database in Go
  • Retrieving a record
  • Adding a record
  • Modifying a record
  • Deleting a record
  • Part 6 The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 18 Ten Useful Go Packages to Create Applications
  • color
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • now
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • go-pushbullet
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • goid
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • json2go
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • gojq
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • turtle
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • go-http-client
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • notify
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • gosx-notifier
  • Installation
  • Code sample
  • Chapter 19 Ten Great Go Resources
  • The Official Go Website
  • Go by Example
  • A Tour of Go
  • The Go Frequently Asked Questions
  • The Go Playground
  • Go Bootcamp
  • Effective Go
  • Gophercises
  • Tutorialspoint
  • Stack Overflow
  • Index
  • EULA.

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