This chapter talked about many interesting and practical topics, including implementing linked lists, doubly linked lists, hash tables, queues, and stacks in Go, as well as using the functionality of the container standard Go package, verifying Sudoku puzzles, and generating pseudo-random numbers, along with difficult-to-guess passwords, in Go.
What you should remember from this chapter is that the foundation of every data structure is the definition and the implementation of its node. Lastly, we talked about performing matrix calculations.
I am sure that you will find the next chapter to be one of the most interesting and valuable chapters of this book. The main topic is Go packages, along with information about how to define and use the various types of Go functions in your programs. Additionally, the chapter will talk about modules, which, put simply, are packages...
