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Zaczynając od Go

Zapraszamy na kurs Go (Golang) przeznaczony dla początkujących! Kurs ten przeprowadzi Cię przez podstawy programowania Go, dając solidne podstawy do budowania Naszym celem jest uczenie się Idź przyjemne i interaktywne, z real- world przykłady, hands- na projektach, i praktyczne ćwiczenia, które pomogą Ci stosować to, czego się skutecznie nauczyć.

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Course Details

Language

Go

Duration

1 Week

Difficulty:

easy

Category

Programming

Certificate

Yes

Skills You'll Gain

  • Golang

Requirements

  • This course is designed for complete beginners. A genuine interest in learning and exploring is all you need!
01

Wprowadzenie do ruchu

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Dlaczego uczysz się Go?

Historia i cel działania

Co to jest Go?

02

Składnia podstawowa

5 Chapters - 0/5 Completed

Typy danych w ruchu

Zmienne i stałe w Go

Komentarze w Go

Pisanie swojego pierwszego programu

Idź do struktury programu

03

Przepływ sterowania

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Pętle (dla pętli, zakresu)

Przełącz oświadczenia w ruchu

Oświadczenia warunkowe (jeżeli, w innym przypadku, jeżeli)

04

Functions

5 Chapters - 0/5 Completed

Funkcje zmienne

Funkcje rekursyjne

Nazwa wartości zwrotu

Parametry i typy powrotów

Określanie funkcji

05

Pakiety i import w Go

2 Chapters - 0/2 Completed

Pakiety importu

Standardowy przegląd biblioteki

06

Pointers i zarządzanie pamięcią

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Przejście do funkcji

Praca z Pointers

Okresy zrozumienia

07

Struktury i metody

4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed

Przegląd interfejsów

Struktura osadzania w Go

Metody w ruchu

Określanie struktur

08

Tablice, plastry i mapy

4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed

Iteracja nad plasterkami i mapami w Go

Mapy w ruchu (Key- Value Pary)

Pokrojone w Go (Tworzenie, Dostosowywanie, Kopiowanie)

Arrays

09

Błąd podczas obsługi

4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed

panikować i odzyskać

Obsługa wielu wartości zwrotu (typ błędu)

Własne typy błędów

Błędy w ruchu

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