GoLang Interviewers love tricky concurrency & performance questions.
Sharing 7 such advanced GoLang interview questions that you should be prepared to answer:
1. How do you handle race conditions and implement thread-safe data structures using channels and sync primitives?
2. Explain the difference between goroutines and OS threads. How would you design a worker pool with context cancellation?
3. What are the trade-offs of using sync.Mutex vs sync.RWMutex vs channels for high-throughput services?
4. How would you implement graceful shutdown, panic recovery, and rate limiting in a production Go HTTP server?
5. Describe your approach to memory management, garbage collection tuning, and pprof profiling in a latency-sensitive Go service.
6. How do you handle JSON unmarshaling efficiently for large payloads and implement custom Marshal/Unmarshal for performance?
7. In a distributed Go system, how would you implement distributed tracing, structured logging, and error handling with context?
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