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Synchronization Patterns in Go

Synchronization Patterns in Go

Go language makes it easy to write concurrent and parallel programs, but there are potential issues related to shared memory and synchronization.

Mutex and semaphores can be used to address these issues.

Channels are recommended for communication and synchronization between goroutines.

A sample program is presented to demonstrate the use of channels to request and count occurrences of a specific word on web pages.


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