This week, in various articles on this blog, I published the analysis and implementation of classic data structures using Go.
Each data structure is described in a separate article, and the article serves as an index.
The data structure is arranged in alphabetical order:
Binary search tree
dictionary
Graphics
Hash table
Linked list
queue
put
heap
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- Use NGINX reverse proxy service Go service
- Copy structure in Go
- Basics of Go web server
- Sorting map types in Go
- In a nutshell
- Go to label description
- Start date and time format
- Use Go for JSON processing
- Variadic function
- Cheat sheet
- Go to the empty interface description
- Use VS Code and Delve to debug Go
- Named Go return parameter
- Generate random numbers and strings in Go
- File system structure of Go project
- Binary search algorithm in Go
- Use command line flags in Go
- GOPATH explained
- Use Go to build a command line application: lolcat
- Use Go to build CLI commands: Cowsay
- Use shell and tube in Go
- Go CLI Tutorial: Fortune Clone
- Use Go to list files in a folder
- Use Go to get a list of repositories from GitHub
- Go, append a short string to the file
- Go, convert the string to byte slices
- Use Go to visualize your local Git contributions
- Getting started with Go CPU and memory analysis
- Solve the "Does not support index" error in the Go program
- Measuring the execution time in the Go program
- Use Go to build a web crawler to detect duplicate titles
- Best Practice: Pointer or Value Receiver?
- Best practice: Should you use methods or functions?
- Go data structure: set
- Go to the map cheat sheet
- Generating the implementation of generic types in Go
- Go data structure: dictionary
- Go data structure: hash table
- Implement event listeners in "through the channel"
- Go data structure: stack
- Go data structure: queue
- Go data structure: binary search tree
- Go data structure: graphics
- Go data structure: linked list
- A complete guide to Go data structures
- Compare Go value
- Is Go object-oriented?
- Use SQL database in Go
- Use environment variables in Go
- Last tutorial: REST API supported by PostgreSQL
- Enable CORS on the Go web server
- Deploy Go application in Docker container
- Why Go is a powerful language to learn as a PHP developer
- Go and delete the io.Reader.ReadString newline
- To start, how to watch the changes and rebuild the program
- To count the months since the date
- Access HTTP POST parameters in Go