Marco Franssen • 1/17/2019

Concurrency in Go

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This technical article provides an introduction to concurrency and parallelism in the Go programming language. It explains the concept of goroutines as lightweight threads, contrasts concurrency with parallelism, and introduces channels for communication between goroutines. The article includes practical code examples to demonstrate these concepts.

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