Mastering Go's Concurrency: Boost Your Code with Goroutines and Channels
Go's concurrency model relies on goroutines and channels. Goroutines are lightweight threads, while channels enable communication between them. Advanced patterns include worker pools for task distribution, pub-sub systems for message broadcasting, and semaphores for resource management. The Go runtime handles goroutine scheduling. Optimizing concurrent code involves keeping goroutines short-lived and using buffered channels when appropriate.
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