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Go by example

Go has different learning paths of which one is Go by example.

Here are all files with notations and more.

How to use the files:

# compile and run in the folder
go run <filename>.go

# build binary from file; after that run binary
go build <filename>.go
./<filename>

The code and structure is work of Mark McGranaghan and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. The Go Gopher is copyright Renée French. The original repository can be found on Github