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whalelogic/Go-Programming
📚 This is a hands-on repository for learning Go through real implementations of data structures, algorithms, networking, and web systems using the Go standard library. 🐭
🧠 Go Programming
This repository demonstrates core data structures and algorithms implemented in Go (Golang) — with a focus on performance, clarity, and idiomatic code.
Note: Each directory contains a README.md which provides a basic walkthrough, helpful tips, as well as easy to understand implementations of the types, interfaces, functions and methods commonly used in the Go stdlib.
📚 Contents
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
treesort/ |
Binary trees, insertion, traversal, TreeSort |
sort/ |
Implementations of Merge Sort, Quick Sort, Bubble Sort, and more |
structures/ |
Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists, and Circular Buffers |
utils/ |
Helper functions, string functions, benchmarking tools |
web/ |
Handlers, Route-mapping, HTML/TEXT Templates |
lists/ |
Go stdlib Container package implementations |
network/ |
TCP Client/Server, Web Sockets, HTTP/S, Transports |
concurrency/ |
Simple and advanced concurrency applications |
files/ |
Create, open, read and write to/from files |
bin/ |
Go binary programs |
slices/ |
Examples of slice functions and stdlib slice package |
input/ |
Covers stdio, user input methods |
stack/ |
Stack and Heap allocation via queues, dequeues, linked lists, etc |
🚀 Example: TreeSort
values := []int{5, 1, 9, 2, 6}
TreeSort(values)
fmt.Println("Sorted:", values)