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Hello and welcome to the Golang programming language course in this session.

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We want to talk about the others concurrency concept.

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Channels.

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Gore provides a mechanism called a channel that is used to share data between GO routines, a channel

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as a medium through which the Gore team communicates with another gore routine.

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And this communication is like free or in other wars.

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A channel is a technique which allows to let one go routine to send data to another goal routine.

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By default, channel is bi directional means the go routines can send or receive data through the same

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channel as shown in the below image.

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When you execute a concurrent activity as a go routine, a resource or data needs to be shared between

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goal routines.

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Channels act as a pipe between the go routines and provide a mechanism that guarantees a synchronous

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exchange.

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Data time need to be specified at the time of declaration of the channel.

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We can share values and pointers off built in named extract reference types that are passed around on

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channels.

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Only one goal routine has access to a data item at any given time, so data races cannot take you.

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Creating a channel.

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In language at Channel is created using Chen Keyboard, and it can only transfer data of the same time

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different types of data are not allowed it to transport from the same channel.

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Now you can see the syntax.

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You can also create the channel using make function using a shorthand declaration.

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Now you can see the syntax of make function.

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Now let's go to this school and bring it on to illustrate how to create the channel

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first, creating a channel using that keyboard by the integer type.

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So we write that name for the channel, for example, Chan and Wong

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and Chen Keyboard.

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By the time it's

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now print value and type of defined channel FP Chan one value column and said Channel one.

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Go to the next line and print channel one, type f f channel long time

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per cent T often case channel long value.

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Now creating a channel using make function, so define embedded above like channel to Channel two,

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column equals, make function and sit churn and type is eight.

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And again, print values and type of defined channel.

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So copies to these lines and change these for this value to China to.

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Reformat the code, save the project and execute the program, go round the package main.

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That's cool.

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Now we can see the output.

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We could define channel via two methods first by Chan key vote and second by make function and could

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see value and type off those channels in order not to prolong the time of decision.

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We will finish, then we will continue the content in the next session.

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Goodbye.