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Curriculum

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00 – Toolchain & Environment
How to install Go and deep dive into the toolchain and workspace environment.
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01 – Basics First
Variables, functions, pointers, strings/runes/bytes, control flow, and structs.
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02 – Packages & Visibility
Organize code across packages, export rules, visibility, and modular layouts.
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03 – Error Handling
Go’s error philosophy, panics, stack unwinding, and practical error ergonomics.
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04 – Memory
Stack vs heap, globals, padding/alignment, sizeof/alignof, GC basics, and endianness (big/little).
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05 – Data Structures
Slices, arrays, maps, sets; how slices are pointer+len+cap; performance tips.
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06 – Input, Output & FS
IO, files & streaming, directories, env vars.
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07 – Generics
Type parameters, constraints, type sets, and designing ergonomic generic APIs.
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08 – Concurrency
Goroutines, channels, context — plus a deep dive into the Go scheduler and "share memory by communicating" in practice.
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09 – Weak Refs & Unsafe Pointers
Go beyond everyday pointers: weak references for non-owning links, and unsafe.Pointer for low-level memory tricks.
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10 – Reflection
Struct tags, runtime type inspection, metaprogramming, and unsafe pitfalls.
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11 – AST & Tooling
go/ast & go/parser, walking trees, simple transforms, and tying back to the compiler.
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12 – Idiomatic Go & Best Practices
Conventions, style, patterns, and writing maintainable, idiomatic Go.
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