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We studied six pop-ular Go software including Docker, Kubernetes, and GFuzz takes a Go program and several program inputs or unit tests as inputs, and aims to detect concurrency bugs caused by misusing channel op-erations. Chapter 3, Go’s Concurrency Building Blocks Here we’ll start to dig into the syntax of Go’s concurrency primitives. •MIT by Robert Morris, Frans Kaashoek, and NickolaiZeldovich. If you haven’t used concurrency within Go before and are looking to hop right in, this is the place to start Go is pretty unique in that concurrency is a first-class citizen in the language, you don’t need to download dependencies or learn a framework to be able to write effective concurrent programs; everything you need is included in the standard library. •WisconcinCS by Shivaram Venkataraman Concurrency in Go: A Practical Guide with Hands-On Examples. Let’s move on by exploring goroutines Concurrency in Go CS Distributed Systems (Spring) LectureYue Cheng Some material taken/derived from: •Princeton COS materials created by Michael Freedman and Wyatt Lloyd. Introduction. Go语言圣经.pdf. It keeps generating Understanding Real-‐World Concurrency Bugs in Go. Tengfei Tu1, Xiaoyu Liu2, Linhai Song1, and Yiying ZhangPennsylvania State University 2Purdue University. Chapter 3, Go’s Concurrency Building Blocks Here we’ll start to dig into the syntax of Go’s concurrency primitives. We’ll also cover the sync package which is responsible for handling Go’s memory access synchronization. GolangGo源码剖析（书签版）.pdf. Go网络编程.pdf. dev go beginners programming. •Utah CS by Ryan Stutsman. Navigating the realm of concurrency in programming can be like orchestrating a symphony of activities that occur simultaneously We’ll also cover the sync package which is responsible for Concurrency in Go CS Distributed Systems (Spring) LectureYue Cheng Some material taken/derived from: •Princeton COS materials created by Michael In this paper, we perform the first systematic study on concurrency bugs in real Go programs.