Concurrency and goroutines in golang

[@akshay-kumar-007]

Hey Ritesh, at 3:30 the explaination b/w concurrency and parallelism is not correct. They are not two disjoint sets, but concurrency is a model to split a problem into components, that *may* work in parallel. If anyone is reading this comment, try to watch the video on same by Rob Pike, co-creator of Go

[@user-ic8kv5qm2j]

I came looking for Silver and found gold! best teacher I've seen so far.

[@veereshmanjunath1620]

Hi Hitesh, thanks for this amazing go lang tutorial. Need a favour from you mate, can you suggest or provide me the best go lang book to refer to where i can advance my skill set in Golang, Thanks in advance

[@harshchaudhari3759]

Sir Isn't Goroutine used to achieve Concurrency and not Parallelism?

[@subhamprasad1373]

ya even i am confused

[@justiceessiel6123]

depends on how you code it .. lets say you are making a call to the database in loop but the intervals are different so we are simulating concurrency but then if its at the same time we can make everything happen on two different cores that is parallelism @@subhamprasad1373

[@pugazhonline]

The example is super, concurrency vs parallelism :-)

[@soumyajithazra5323]

Please add one video for interface in Golang with proper details. Thank you sir❤. Series is very good.

[@amrit7570]

Please make video on GRPC with go

[@bjugdbjk]

In very simple way ... Concurrency -- is only U doing all the things. Parallellism - think of it like...all together having lunch ....So all having lunch at the same time, So think lunch is like a task for each one.

[@divyaparmar3351]

Hi Hitesh, can you make one video for type assertion please

[@candicemarx9021]

Great video!

[@aabidsofi19]

Best go series for a reason

[@YouAndImpact]

Nice video 👌

[@gmmkeshav]

bhai samaj nai aya go laga ne se print kyu nahi hua fir time dale ne se print kese hogaya

[@Freebirdhappy]

its printing 6 times as you are starting the loop with 0

[@digiartpassion8513]

concurrency and parallelism kind of reminds of multiprocessing vs multithreading...is that correct ?

[@papajohnsuk5965]

I think you are right, concurrency doesn't use shared memory whereas multithrrading usually does

[@FaisalKhan-wz8oq]

love from pakistan sir

[@BabaykaMoscow]

6 times :))

[@CWLabs7209]

:D

[@zahreddinesoualem3213]

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[@sheikhAbdelrahman]

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