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Go Beginner's Challenge Gauntlet

Run the gauntlet of Go lab challenges that increase in difficulty but are suitable for Go beginners.
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: Up to 2 hours and 35 minutes
Students: 208
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There are 6 Hands-on Labs in this learning path
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 20m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 20 minutes
Go Challenge: Leap Years
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to determine whether a given year is a leap year.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 25m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 25 minutes
Go Challenge: Isogram
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to determine if a given word or phrase is an isogram.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 25m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 25 minutes
Go Challenge: Acronym
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to create the acronym of a given string.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 25m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 25 minutes
Go Challenge: Scrabble Score
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to create a score calculator for a given word in the game Scrabble.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 25m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 25 minutes
Go Challenge: Trinary Numbers
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to convert a base-3, also known as trinary or ternary, number into its base-10 or decimal representation.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 35m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 35 minutes
Go Challenge: Run-Length Encoding
In this challenge, you will write code in the Go programming language to encode alphabetic strings using run-length encoding.