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Go Lang is a programming language that is general purpose, compiles code quickly, and is strongly typed. It includes features like goroutines for concurrency and tools like go get, go test, go run and go build. Resources for learning more about Go Lang include its official website, an interactive tour, books and blogs.
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- 5. Features
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