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Master Golang with hands-on practice problems across Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced tracks. Filter by level, difficulty or status, and solve in our in-browser compiler.

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GoWrite a Go program to print "Hello, World!" to the console.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to declare a variable name and assign your name, then print it.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to calculate the sum of two integers a = 5 and b = 10.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to check if a number is even or odd.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to print numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to demonstrate the use of the if statement by checking if a variable x = 20 is greater than 10.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to declare an array of integers and print the second element.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to concatenate two strings firstName = "John" and lastName = "Doe".Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to find the length of a string text = "Go is great!".Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to declare a function greet() that prints "Welcome to Go!".Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to create a slice of strings and append a new string to it.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to demonstrate the use of the switch statement by printing the day of the week based on a number (1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, etc.).Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to reverse a string word = "Golang".Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to declare a map with string keys and integer values, and print a value for a specific key.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to find the largest number in an array.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to demonstrate the use of a defer statement.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to calculate the factorial of a number using a loop.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to generate a random number between 1 and 100.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to define and use a struct with fields Name and Age.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to define a constant Pi = 3.14159 and print it.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to check if a string contains a specific substring using the strings package.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to calculate the sum of elements in an integer array.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to demonstrate the use of a for loop with range to iterate over an array.Golang · Beginner

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GoCreate a Go program to find the index of an element in a slice using a loop.Golang · Beginner

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GoWrite a Go program to create and call an anonymous function.Golang · Beginner

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