Programming FlashCards - Learn Coding Concepts

Goroutine WaitGroup

Synchronize multiple goroutines using sync.WaitGroup to wait for all goroutines to complete before proceeding

Demonstrate how to ignore specific signals using signal.Ignore() to prevent default signal handling behavior in Go programs

Create and send custom user-defined signals between goroutines using buffered channels and signal broadcasting

Gracefully handle OS signals in Go using signal.Notify() to capture and manage interrupts like SIGINT or SIGTERM

Demonstrate Go's idiomatic error handling pattern using multiple return values and explicit error checking

Demonstrates how select statement allows concurrent communication and handling of multiple channel operations in Go

Lightweight thread managed by Go runtime, allowing concurrent execution with minimal overhead compared to traditional threads.

Lightweight threads managed by Go runtime, allowing concurrent execution of functions with minimal overhead

Powerful slice operations in Go, including appending, slicing, and dynamic resizing of underlying arrays

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