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Lightweight threads, Go scheduler, GOMAXPROCS, and how goroutines map to OS threads. Understand the M:N threading model.
Buffered vs unbuffered channels, select statements, sync.Mutex, sync.WaitGroup, and avoiding race conditions.
Implicit interface implementation, embedding, composition over inheritance, and the empty interface.
Idiomatic error handling, custom error types, error wrapping, and the errors package. Defer, panic, and recover.
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Implement a worker pool pattern with N workers processing jobs from a channel. Handle graceful shutdown.
What's the difference between buffered and unbuffered channels? When would you use each? What happens on a closed channel?
How does Go's interface implementation differ from other languages? Explain the empty interface and type assertions.
Design a rate limiter using Go. Consider using channels or the sync package. Discuss trade-offs.
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