Go Data Structures and Algorithms is an open source tool for learning and rehearsing data structures and algorithms in Go.

Some examples for the programming language Go.

An open-source data project for developing new insights about the creative process of analog video synthesis.

simple sudoku solver using backtracking w/ a neat gui to better display the algorithm's inner-workings.

A benchmark of filesystem IO in Go.

Attempt to generate a commit where the commit message is the short SHA of the commit itself.

recursive zip and gzip files

Recursively query a Linux file system - similar to find cmd

Recursion: a repository featuring a diverse array of recursive solutions in Go, aimed at both novice and experienced programmers, with detailed explanations and an invitation for feedback to enhance its educational value.

JSON path flattening using Golang

Exercises from 'A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms' done in Golang.

Scrub personal identifiable information on unstructured json data with Go

reverse binary tree (recursion, no recursion version)

A sudoku solver implementation in Go.

The famous Hanoi game written in Go. Thanks to @skelterjohn for his lib, go-matrix, that you can find in https://github.com/skelterjohn/go.matrix

File System Tree print out

A simple heuristic brute force solution for the knight's tour problem.

Recursively walk a Go struct and zero out specific fields

Codes with algorithms

Go tryouts for learning