Golang Language Books That Are Useful for Beginners

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Why are they popular? Golang is very popular today, as it combines the efficiency of C++ and the convenience of Python. And among its users are such major corporations as Ozon, Netflix and Uber, IBM, Intel and, in fact, the developer of the language Google.

First, let's look at books on Golang for beginners. This doesn't mean beginners in programming in general, but those who haven't yet had to get acquainted with the Go language.

Jay McGavren "Head First: Learning Go"
This book introduces the basics to help you master the language. Jay McGavren covers data vietnam rcs data types, functions, variables, and arrays in detail. Progressive progression of material helps you master aspects such as network communications and multiprocessing.

The book is written in an accessible language and contains many examples that help understanding. Another plus is the balanced amount and relationship of theoretical material and the practical part.

Jay McGavren "Head First: Learning Go"
Jay McGavren "Head First: Learning Go"
The downside is that the translation is not very good, so it is better to read the book in the original language. Some may find it too detailed.

Caleb Doxey "Introduction to Go Programming"
The book is dedicated to familiarization with the language and its syntax. A detailed but small manual consists of fourteen chapters and helps to quickly master the Go language. Recently it existed only in English, now it will not be difficult to find a translation.