Go is a programming language, designed by Google as a systems programming language. It is notable as among the few languages that support concurrency without data races and for its use of minimal memory-management techniques. In this article, I will explore what Go is meant to be used for, how it can benefit your programing experience in today's world, and which online coding schools offer classes for this new technology. Why Go? What is Go meant to be used for? Google released Go in 2009, as a successor to C and C++, two languages that were written for a time when computers could be run on just about anything with a CPU. With the advent of 64-bit computing and multicore processors, this approach has become less attractive. In fact, Google has removed the ability to compile Go programs for 32-bit architectures from their official binary distribution. With Go, memory management is automatic, and there are no data races. It also has a garbage collector for auto...