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  • Introduction and Setup

    • Welcome to The Go Workshop
    • Installation and Setup
    • Credits

  • 1. Variables and Operators

    • Overview
    • What is Go?
    • Exercise 1.01: Using Variables, Packages, and Functions to Print Stars
    • Exercise 1.01: Using Variables, Packages, and Functions to Print Stars
    • Activity 1.01: Defining and Printing
    • Exercise 1.02: Declaring a Variable Using var
    • Exercise 1.02: Declaring a Variable Using var
    • Exercise 1.03: Declaring Multiple Variables at Once with var
    • Exercise 1.03: Declaring Multiple Variables at Once with var
    • Exercise 1.04: Skipping the Type or Value When Declaring Variables
    • Exercise 1.04: Skipping the Type or Value When Declaring Variables
    • Type Inference Gone Wrong
    • Exercise 1.05: Implementing Short Variable Declaration
    • Exercise 1.05: Implementing Short Variable Declaration
    • Exercise 1.06: Declaring Multiple Variables from a Function
    • Exercise 1.06: Declaring Multiple Variables from a Function
    • Using var to Declare Multiple Variables in One Line
    • Exercise 1.07: Changing the Value of a Variable
    • Exercise 1.07: Changing the Value of a Variable
    • Exercise 1.08: Changing Multiple Values at Once
    • Exercise 1.08: Changing Multiple Values at Once
    • Exercise 1.09 Using Operators with Numbers
    • Exercise 1.09 Using Operators with Numbers
    • Exercise 1.10: Implementing Shorthand Operators
    • Exercise 1.10: Implementing Shorthand Operators
    • Exercise 1.11: Comparing Values
    • Exercise 1.11: Comparing Values
    • Exercise 1.12: Zero Values
    • Exercise 1.12: Zero Values
    • Exercise 1.13: Getting a Pointer
    • Exercise 1.13: Getting a Pointer
    • Exercise 1.14: Getting a Value from a Pointer
    • Exercise 1.14: Getting a Value from a Pointer
    • Exercise 1.15: Function Design with Pointers
    • Exercise 1.15: Function Design with Pointers
    • Activity 1.02: Pointer Value Swap
    • Exercise 1.16: Constants
    • Exercise 1.16: Constants
    • Enums
    • Activity 1.03: Message Bug
    • Activity 1.04: Bad Count Bug
    • Summary

  • 2. Logic and Loops

    • Overview
    • Exercise 2.01: A Simple if Statement
    • Exercise 2.01: A Simple if Statement
    • Exercise 2.02: Using an if else Statement
    • Exercise 2.02: Using an if else Statement
    • Exercise 2.03: Using an else if Statement
    • Exercise 2.03: Using an else if Statement
    • Exercise 2.04: Implementing the Initial if Statements
    • Exercise 2.04: Implementing the Initial if Statements
    • Activity 2.01: Implementing FizzBuzz
    • Exercise 2.05: Using a switch Statement
    • Exercise 2.05: Using a switch Statement
    • Exercise 2.06: switch Statements and Multiple case Values
    • Exercise 2.06: switch Statements and Multiple case Values
    • Exercise 2.07: Expressionless switch Statements
    • Exercise 2.07: Expressionless switch Statements
    • Exercise 2.08: Using the for i Loop
    • Exercise 2.08: The for i Loop
    • Exercise 2.09: Looping Over Arrays and Slices
    • Exercise 2.09: Looping Over Arrays and Slices
    • Exercise 2.10: Looping Over a Map
    • Exercise 2.10: Looping Over a Map
    • Activity 2.02: Looping Over Map Data Using range
    • Exercise 2.11: Using break and continue to Control Loops
    • Exercise 2.11: Using break and continue to Control Loops
    • Activity 2.03: Bubble Sort
    • Summary

  • 3. Core Types

    • Overview
    • Exercise 3.01: Program to Measure Password Complexity
    • Exercise 3.01: Program to Measure Password Complexity
    • Numbers
    • Exercise 3.02: Floating-Point Number Accuracy
    • Exercise 3.02: Floating-Point Number Accuracy
    • Exercise 3.03: Triggering Number Wraparound
    • Exercise 3.03: Triggering Number Wraparound
    • Exercise 3.04: Big Numbers
    • Exercise 3.04: Big Numbers
    • Byte
    • Exercise 3.05: Safely Looping over a String
    • Exercise 3.05: Safely Looping over a String
    • The nil value
    • Activity 3.01: Sales Tax Calculator
    • Activity 3.02: Loan Calculator
    • Summary

  • 4. Complex Types

    • Overview
    • Collection Types
    • Exercise 4.01: Defining an Array
    • Exercise 4.01: Defining an Array
    • Exercise 4.02: Comparing Arrays
    • Exercise 4.02: Comparing Arrays
    • Exercise 4.03: Initializing an Array Using Keys
    • Exercise 4.03: Initializing an Array Using Keys
    • Exercise 4.04: Reading a Single Item from an Array
    • Exercise 4.04: Reading a Single Item from an Array
    • Exercise 4.05: Writing to an Array
    • Exercise 4.05: Writing to an Array
    • Exercise 4.06: Looping Over an Array Using a "for i" Loop
    • Exercise 4.06: Looping Over an Array Using a "for i" Loop
    • Exercise 4.07: Modifying the Contents of an Array in a Loop
    • Exercise 4.07: Modifying the Contents of an Array in a Loop
    • Activity 4.01: Filling an Array
    • Exercise 4.08: Working with Slices
    • Exercise 4.08: Working with Slices
    • Activity 4.02: Printing a User's Name Based on User Input
    • Exercise 4.09: Appending Multiple Items to a Slice
    • Exercise 4.09: Appending Multiple Items to a Slice
    • Activity 4.03: Creating a Locale Checker
    • Exercise 4.10: Creating Slices from a Slice
    • Exercise 4.10: Creating Slices from a Slice
    • Exercise 4.11: Using make to Control the Capacity of a Slice
    • Exercise 4.11: Using make to Control the Capacity of a Slice
    • Exercise 4.12: Controlling Internal Slice Behavior
    • Exercise 4.12: Controlling Internal Slice Behavior
    • Exercise 4.13: Creating, Reading, and Writing a Map
    • Exercise 4.13: Creating, Reading, and Writing a Map
    • Exercise 4.14: Reading from a Map
    • Exercise 4.14: Reading from a Map
    • Activity 4.04: Slicing the Week
    • Exercise 4.15: Deleting an Element from a Map
    • Exercise 4.15: Deleting an Element from a Map
    • Activity 4.05: Removing an Element from a Slice
    • Exercise 4.16: Creating a Simple Custom Type
    • Exercise 4.16: Creating a Simple Custom Type
    • Exercise 4.17: Creating Struct Types and Values
    • Exercise 4.17: Creating Struct Types and Values
    • Exercise 4.18: Comparing Structs to Each Other
    • Exercise 4.18: Comparing Structs to Each Other
    • Exercise 4.19: Struct Embedding and Initialization
    • Exercise 4.19: Struct Embedding and Initialization
    • Exercise 4.20: Numeric Type Conversion
    • Exercise 4.20: Numeric Type Conversion
    • Exercise 4.21: Type Assertion
    • Exercise 4.21: Type Assertion
    • Exercise 4.22: Type Switch
    • Exercise 4.22: Type Switch
    • Activity 4.06: Type Checker
    • Summary

  • 5. Functions

    • Overview
    • Functions
    • fizzBuzz
    • Exercise 5.01: Creating a Function to Print Salesperson Expectation Ratings from the Number of Items Sold
    • Exercise 5.01: Creating a Function to Print Salesperson Expectation Ratings from the Number of Items Sold
    • Parameters
    • Exercise 5.02: Mapping Index Values to Column Headers
    • Exercise 5.02: Mapping Index Values to Column Headers
    • Exercise 5.03: Creating a fizzBuzz Function with Return Values
    • Exercise 5.03: Creating a fizzBuzz Function with Return Values
    • Activity 5.01: Calculating the Working Hours of Employees
    • Naked Returns
    • Exercise 5.04: Mapping a CSV Index to a Column Header with Return Values
    • Exercise 5.04: Mapping a CSV Index to a Column Header with Return Values
    • Variadic Function
    • Exercise 5.05: Summing Numbers
    • Exercise 5.05: Summing Numbers
    • Anonymous Functions
    • Exercise 5.06: Creating an Anonymous Function to Calculate the Square of a Number
    • Exercise 5.06: Creating an Anonymous Function to Calculate the Square of a Number
    • Closures
    • Exercise 5.07: Creating a Closure Function to Decrement a Counter
    • Exercise 5.07: Creating a Closure Function to Decrement a Counter
    • Function Types
    • Exercise 5.08: Creating Various Functions to Calculate Salary
    • Exercise 5.08: Creating Various Functions to Calculate Salary
    • defer
    • Activity 5.02: Calculating Payable Amount for Employees Based on Working Hours
    • Summary
    • Survey I

  • 6. Errors

    • Overview
    • Exercise 6.01: Runtime Errors While Adding Numbers
    • Exercise 6.01: Runtime Errors While Adding Numbers
    • Exercise 6.02: Logic Error with Walking Distance
    • Exercise 6.02: Logic Error with Walking Distance
    • Error Handling Using Other Programming Languages
    • Error Interface Type
    • Exercise 6.03: Creating an Application to Calculate Pay for the Week
    • Exercise 6.03: Creating an Application to Calculate Pay for the Week
    • Panic
    • Exercise 6.04: Crashing the Program on Errors Using panic
    • Exercise 6.04: Crashing the Program on Errors Using panic
    • Recover
    • Exercise 6.05: Recovering from a Panic
    • Exercise 6.05: Recovering from a Panic
    • Guidelines when working with Errors and Panic
    • Activity 6.01: Creating a Custom Error Message for a Banking Application
    • Activity 6.02: Validating a Bank Customer's Direct Deposit Submission
    • Activity 6.03: Panic on Invalid Data Submission
    • Activity 6.04: Preventing a Panic from Crashing the App
    • Summary

  • 7. Interfaces

    • Overview
    • Interface
    • Exercise 7.01: Implementing an Interface
    • Exercise 7.01: Implementing an Interface
    • Duck Typing
    • Polymorphism
    • Exercise 7.02: Calculating the Area of Different Shapes Using Polymorphism
    • Exercise 7.02: Calculating the Area of Different Shapes Using Polymorphism
    • Accepting Interfaces and Returning Structs
    • Exercise 7.03: Analyzing Empty interface{} Data
    • Exercise 7.03: Analyzing Empty interface{} Data
    • Activity 7.01: Calculating Pay and Performance Review
    • Summary

  • 8. Packages

    • Overview
    • What Is a Package?
    • Exercise 8.01: Creating a Package to Calculate Areas of Various Shapes
    • Exercise 8.01: Creating a Package to Calculate Areas of Various Shapes
    • The init() Function
    • Exercise 8.02: Loading Budget Categories
    • Exercise 8.02: Loading Budget Categories
    • Exercise 8.03: Assigning Payees to Budget Categories
    • Exercise 8.03: Assigning Payees to Budget Categories
    • Activity 8.01: Creating a Function to Calculate Payroll and Performance Review
    • Summary

  • 9. Basic Debugging

    • Overview
    • Methods for Bug-Free Code
    • Exercise 9.01: Working with fmt.Println
    • Exercise 9.01: Working with fmt.Println
    • Formatting Using fmt.Printf()
    • Exercise 9.02: Printing Decimal, Binary, and Hex Values
    • Exercise 9.02: Printing Decimal, Binary, and Hex Values
    • Basic Debugging
    • Exercise 9.03: Printing the Go Representation of a Variable
    • Exercise 9.03: Printing the Go Representation of a Variable
    • Logging
    • Activity 9.01: Building a Program to Validate Social Security Numbers
    • Summary

  • 10. About Time

    • Overview
    • Making Time
    • Exercise 10.1: Creating a Function to Return a timestamp
    • Exercise 10.1: Creating a Function to Return a timestamp
    • Comparing Time
    • Exercise 10.2: Duration of Execution
    • Exercise 10.2: Duration of Execution
    • Duration Calculation
    • Formatting Time
    • Exercise 10.03: What Is the Time in Your Zone?
    • Exercise 10.03: What Is the Time in Your Zone?
    • Activity 10.01: Formatting a Date According to User Requirements
    • Activity 10.02: Enforcing a Specific Format of Date and Time
    • Activity 10.03: Measuring Elapsed Time
    • Activity 10.04: Calculating the Future Date and Time
    • Activity 10.05: Printing the Local Time in Different Time Zones
    • Summary
    • Survey II

  • 11. Encoding and Decoding (JSON)

    • Overview
    • JSON
    • Decoding JSON
    • Exercise 11.01: Unmarshaling Student Courses
    • Exercise 11.01: Unmarshaling Student Courses
    • Encoding JSON
    • Exercise 11.02: Marshaling Student Courses
    • Exercise 11.02: Marshaling Student Courses
    • Exercise 11.03: Analyzing College Class JSON
    • Exercise 11.03: Analyzing College Class JSON
    • Exercise 11.04: Using gob to Encode Data
    • Exercise 11.04: Using gob to Encode Data
    • Activity 11.01: Mimicking a Customer Order Using JSON
    • Summary

  • 12. Files and Systems

    • Overview
    • Filesystem
    • Exercise 12.01: Simulating Cleanup
    • Exercise 12.01: Simulating Cleanup
    • Exercise 12.02: Backing Up Files
    • Exercise 12.02: Backing Up Files
    • Creating and Writing to Files
    • CSV
    • Activity 12.01: Parsing Bank Transaction Files
    • Summary

  • 13. SQL and Databases

    • Overview
    • The Database
    • Exercise 13.01: Creating a Table with Numbers
    • Exercise 13.01: Creating a Table with Numbers
    • Exercise 13.02: Holding Prime Numbers in a Database
    • Exercise 13.02: Holding Prime Numbers in a Database
    • Retrieving Data
    • Truncating and Deleting Table
    • Activity 13.1: Holding User Data in a Table
    • Activity 13.2: Finding Messages of Specific Users
    • Summary

  • 14. Using the Go HTTP Client

    • Overview
    • Exercise 14.01: Sending a Get Request to a Web Server Using the Go HTTP Client
    • Exercise 14.01: Sending a Get Request to a Web Server Using the Go HTTP Client
    • Exercise 14.02: Using the HTTP Client with Structured Data
    • Exercise 14.02: Using the HTTP Client with Structured Data
    • Activity 14.01: Requesting Data from a Web Server and Processing the Response
    • Exercise 14.03: Sending a Post Request to a Web Server Using the Go HTTP Client
    • Exercise 14.03: Sending a Post Request to a Web Server Using the Go HTTP Client
    • Exercise 14.04: Uploading a File to a Web Server via a Post Request
    • Exercise 14.04: Uploading a File to a Web Server via a Post Request
    • Exercise 14.05: Using Custom Headers and Options with the Go HTTP Client
    • Exercise 14.05: Using Custom Headers and Options with the Go HTTP Client
    • Activity 14.02: Sending Data to a Web Server and Checking Whether the Data Was Received Using POST and GET
    • Summary

  • 15. HTTP Servers

    • Overview
    • Exercise 15.01: Creating a Hello World Server
    • Exercise 15.01: Creating a Hello World Server
    • Exercise 15.02: Routing Our Server
    • Exercise 15.02: Routing Our Server
    • Handler versus Handler Function
    • Activity 15.01: Adding a Page Counter to an HTML Page
    • Activity 15.02: Serving a Request with a JSON Payload
    • Exercise 15.03: Personalized Welcome
    • Exercise 15.03: Personalized Welcome
    • Exercise 15.04: Templating Our Pages
    • Exercise 15.04: Templating Our Pages
    • Exercise 15.05: Creating a Hello World Server Using a Static File
    • Exercise 15.05: Creating a Hello World Server Using a Static File
    • Exercise 15.06: A Stylish Welcome
    • Exercise 15.06: A Stylish Welcome
    • Getting Dynamic
    • Activity 15.03: External Template
    • Exercise 15.07: Completing a Questionnaire
    • Exercise 15.07: Completing a Questionnaire
    • Exercise 15.08: Building a Server That Accepts JSON Requests
    • Exercise 15.08: Building a Server That Accepts JSON Requests
    • Summary
    • Survey III

  • 16. Concurrent Work

    • Overview
    • Exercise 16.01: Using Concurrent Routines
    • Exercise 16.01: Using Concurrent Routines
    • Exercise 16.02: Experimenting with WaitGroup
    • Exercise 16.02: Experimenting with WaitGroup
    • Race Conditions
    • Exercise 16.03: An Atomic Change
    • Exercise 16.03: An Atomic Change
    • Invisible Concurrency
    • Activity 16.01: Listing Numbers
    • Exercise 16.04: Exchange Greeting Messages via Channels
    • Exercise 16.04: Exchange Greeting Messages via Channels
    • Exercise 16.05: Two-Way Message Exchange with Channels
    • Exercise 16.05: Two-Way Message Exchange with Channels
    • Exercise 16.06 Sum Numbers from Everywhere
    • Exercise 16.06 Sum Numbers from Everywhere
    • Exercise 16.07: Request to Goroutines
    • Exercise 16.07: Request to Goroutines
    • Exercise 16.08: Equally Split the Work between Routines
    • Exercise 16.08: Equally Split the Work between Routines
    • Activity 16.02: Source Files
    • Buffers
    • Exercise 16.09: Notifying When Computation Has Finished
    • Exercise 16.09: Notifying When Computation Has Finished
    • Some More Common Practices
    • Exercise 16.10: A Structured Work
    • Exercise 16.10: A structured work
    • Exercise 16.11: Managing Routines with Context
    • Exercise 16.11: Manage Routines with Context
    • Summary

  • 17. Using Go Tools

    • Overview
    • Exercise 17.01: Using the go build Tool
    • Exercise 17.01: Using the go build Tool
    • Exercise 17.02: Using the go run Tool
    • Exercise 17.02: Using the go run Tool
    • Exercise 17.03: Using the gofmt Tool
    • Exercise 17.03: Using the gofmt Tool
    • Exercise 17.04: Using the goimports Tool
    • Exercise 17.04: Using the goimports Tool
    • Exercise 17.05: Using the go vet Tool
    • Exercise 17.05: Using the go vet Tool
    • Exercise 17.06: Using the Go Race Detector
    • Exercise 17.06: Using the Go Race Detector
    • Exercise 17.07: Implementing the go doc Tool
    • Exercise 17.07: Implementing the go doc Tool
    • Exercise 17.08: Implementing the go get Tool
    • Exercise 17.08: Implementing the go get Tool
    • Activity 17.01: Using gofmt, goimport, go vet, and go get to Correct a File
    • Summary

  • 18. Security

    • Overview
    • Application Security
    • Exercise 18.01: Handling SQL Injection
    • Exercise 18.01: Handling SQL Injection
    • Exercise 18.02: Handling XSS Attacks
    • Exercise 18.02: Handling XSS Attacks
    • Exercise 18.03: Using Different Hashing Libraries
    • Exercise 18.03: Using Different Hashing Libraries
    • Exercise 18.04: Symmetric Encryption and Decryption
    • Exercise 18.04: Symmetric Encryption and Decryption
    • Exercise 18.05: Asymmetric Encryption and Decryption
    • Exercise 18.05: Asymmetric Encryption and Decryption
    • Exercise 18.06: Random Generators
    • Exercise 18.06: Random Generators
    • Exercise 18.07: Generating a Certificate and Private Key
    • Exercise 18.07: Generating a Certificate and Private Key
    • Exercise 18.08: Running an HTTPS Server
    • Exercise 18.08: Running an HTTPS Server
    • Password Management
    • Activity 18.01: Authenticating Users on the Application Using Hashed Passwords
    • Activity 18.02: Creating CA Signed Certificates Using Crypto Libraries
    • Summary

  • 19. Special Features

    • Overview
    • Reflection
    • Exercise 19.01: Using Reflection
    • Exercises 19.01: Using Reflection
    • Build Constraints
    • Activity 19.01: Defining Build Constraints Using Filenames
    • DeepEqual
    • Exercise 19.02: Using cgo with unsafe
    • Exercise 19.02: Using cgo with unsafe
    • Activity 19.02: Using Wildcard with Go Test
    • Summary

  • Activity Solutions

    • Activity 1.01 Defining and Printing
    • Activity 1.01 Defining and Printing
    • Activity 1.02: Pointer Value Swap
    • Activity 1.02: Pointer Value Swap
    • Activity 1.03: Message Bug
    • Activity 1.03: Message Bug
    • Activity 1.04: Bad Count Bug
    • Activity 1.04: Bad Count Bug
    • Activity 2.01: Implementing FizzBuzz
    • Activity 2.01: Implementing FizzBuzz
    • Activity 2.02: Looping Over Map Data Using range
    • Activity 2.02: Looping Over Map Data Using range
    • Activity 2.03: Bubble Sort
    • Activity 2.03: Bubble Sort
    • Activity 3.01: Sales Tax Calculator
    • Activity 3.01: Sales Tax Calculator
    • Activity 3.02: Loan Calculator
    • Activity 3.02: Loan Calculator
    • Activity 4.01: Filling an Array
    • Activity 4.01: Filling an Array
    • Activity 4.02: Printing a User's Name Based on User Input
    • Activity 4.02: Printing a User's Name Based on User Input
    • Activity 4.03: Creating a Locale Checker
    • Activity 4.03: Creating a Locale Checker
    • Activity 4.04: Slicing the Week
    • Activity 4.04: Slicing the Week
    • Activity 4.05: Removing an Element from a Slice
    • Activity 4.05: Removing an Element from a Slice
    • Activity 4.06: Type Checker
    • Activity 4.06: Type Checker
    • Activity 5.01: Calculating the Working Hours of Employees
    • Activity 5.01: Calculating the Working Hours of Employees
    • Activity 5.02: Calculating Payable Amount for Employees Based on Working Hours
    • Activity 5.02: Calculating Payable Amount for Employees Based on Working Hours
    • Activity 6.01: Creating a Custom Error Message for a Banking Application
    • Activity 6.01: Creating a Custom Error Message for a Banking Application
    • Activity 6.02: Validating a Bank Customer's Direct Deposit Submission
    • Activity 6.02: Validating a Bank Customer's Direct Deposit Submission
    • Activity 6.03: Panic on Invalid Data Submission
    • Activity 6.03: Panic on Invalid Data Submission
    • Activity 6.04: Preventing a Panic from Crashing the App
    • Activity 6.04: Preventing a Panic from Crashing the App
    • Activity 7.01: Calculating Pay and Performance Review
    • Activity 7.01: Calculating Pay and Performance Review
    • Activity 8.01: Creating a Function to Calculate Payroll and Performance Review
    • Activity 8.01: Creating a Function to Calculate Payroll and Performance Review
    • Activity 9.01: Building a Program to Validate Social Security Numbers
    • Activity 9.01: Building a Program to Validate Social Security Numbers
    • Activity 10.01: Formatting a Date According to User Requirements
    • Activity 10.01: Formatting a Date According to User Requirements
    • Activity 10.02: Enforcing a Specific Format of Date and Time
    • Activity 10.02: Enforcing a Specific Format of Date and Time
    • Activity 10.03: Measuring Elapsed Time
    • Activity 10.03: Measuring Elapsed Time
    • Activity 10.04: Calculating the Future Date and Time
    • Activity 10.04: Calculating the Future Date and Time
    • Activity 10.05: Printing the Local Time in Different Time Zones
    • Activity 10.05: Printing the Local Time in Different Time Zones
    • Activity 11.01: Mimicking a Customer Order Using JSON
    • Activity 11.01: Mimicking a Customer Order Using JSON
    • Activity 12.01: Parsing Bank Transaction Files
    • Activity 12.01: Parsing Bank Transaction Files
    • Activity 13.01: Holding User Data in a Table
    • Activity 13.01: Holding User Data in a Table
    • Activity 13.02: Finding Messages of Specific Users
    • Activity 13.02: Finding Messages of Specific Users
    • Activity 14.01: Requesting Data from a Web Server and Processing the Response
    • Activity 14.01: Requesting Data from a Web Server and Processing the Response
    • Activity 14.02: Sending Data to a Web Server and Checking Whether the Data Was Received Using POST and GET
    • Activity 14.02: Sending Data to a Web Server and Checking Whether the Data Was Received Using POST and GET
    • Activity 15.01: Adding a Page Counter to an HTML Page
    • Activity 15.01: Adding a Page Counter to an HTML Page
    • Activity 15.02: Serving a Request with a JSON Payload
    • Activity 15.02: Serving a Request with a JSON Payload
    • Activity 15.03: External Template
    • Activity 15.03: External Template
    • Activity 16.01: Listing Numbers
    • Activity 16.01: Listing Numbers
    • Activity 16.02: Source Files
    • Activity 16.02: Source Files
    • Activity 17.01: Using gofmt, goimport, go vet, and go get to Correct a File
    • Activity 17.01: Using gofmt, goimport, go vet, and go get to Correct a File
    • Activity 18.01: Authenticating Users on the Application Using Hashed Passwords
    • Activity 18.01: Authenticating Users on the Application Using Hashed Passwords
    • Activity 18.02: Creating CA Signed Certificates Using Crypto Libraries
    • Activity 18.02: Creating CA Signed Certificates Using Crypto Libraries
    • Activity 19.01: Defining Build Constraints Using Filenames
    • Activity 19.01: Defining Build Constraints Using Filenames
    • Activity 19.02: Using Wildcard with Go Test
    • Activity 19.02: Using Wildcard with Go Test

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