How do you synchronize Goroutines in Go?
- Using mutex locks.
- Using channels.
- Using the defer statement.
- Using Goroutine names.
Synchronizing Goroutines in Go is typically done using mutex locks (Option 1). A mutex (short for mutual exclusion) is a synchronization primitive that ensures that only one Goroutine can access a resource (variable, data structure, etc.) at a time. By using mutex locks, you can protect critical sections of code and prevent race conditions, ensuring safe concurrent access to shared resources.
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