Goroutines

 Goroutines

Goroutines are lightweight threads of execution that are managed by the Go runtime. Goroutines are much lighter than operating system threads and can be created and destroyed much more quickly. Goroutines are a key feature of Go's concurrency model.

Here's an example of creating a goroutine:

go func() {

    fmt.Println("hello from goroutine")

}()

In this example, we create a goroutine that prints a message. The go keyword is used to create the goroutine.

Goroutines can be used for many purposes, such as executing long-running tasks in the background, handling incoming requests, and processing data streams.