Concurrency Patterns in Go

1. Concurrency Patterns in Go: sync.WaitGroup

Learn how to use sync.WaitGroup in concurrent Go code to wait for a group of goroutines to finish before proceeding with the rest of your code (or terminating the program if in main).

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