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Data Structures and Algorithms with Go: Create efficient solutions optimize your Go coding skills (English Edition)

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Data Structures and Algorithms with Go: Create efficient solutions optimize your Go coding skills (English Edition)
Data Structures and Algorithms with Go: Create efficient solutions optimize your Go coding skills (English Edition)

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Data Structures and Algorithms with Go: Create efficient solutions optimize your Go coding skills (English Edition)

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Go, designed by Google, is a modern, open-source language known for its simplicity, readability, and efficiency. It excels at building web applications, network tools, and cloud services. Its clear syntax and built-in concurrency features make it a popular choice for modern developers. This guide simplifies the basics by introducing arrays, lists, stacks, queues, maps, trees, and graphs in a practical way. Get hands-on experience, understand essential operations, and compare strengths and weaknesses. Perfect your skills with searching, sorting, and efficient data retrieval techniques. Traverse graphs and trees with ease, all illustrated in the Go code for real-world application, and conclude with insights for ongoing learning.

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