Error Handling

In Go, error handling is explicit and is often done through returning error values from functions. Unlike many other languages that rely on exceptions, Go uses a more manual but …

Introduction to Mutexes

In Go, a Mutex (short for "mutual exclusion") is a synchronization primitive used to prevent multiple goroutines from simultaneously accessing shared resources. When a goroutine locks a mutex, other goroutines …

Introduction to Channels

In Go, a channel is a powerful and efficient way to communicate between goroutines. Channels allow one goroutine to send data to another, synchronizing execution and enabling safe concurrent programming. …

Context in Go

Context in Go helps us manage how long a function should run. It is useful when we want to cancel operations, set time limits, or pass values across different parts …

Creating a Basic HTTP Server

Go provides a built-in net/http package that makes it easy to build web servers. A web server is a program that listens for requests from a browser and returns a …