The Comprehensive Application of Go Language in 
Blockchain Curriculum

Pu Kan*; Xiaoyu Shang

doi:10.70711/frim.v3i4.6485

The Comprehensive Application of Go Language in Blockchain Curriculum

Pu Kan*, Xiaoyu Shang

Abstract

Golang has become a key tool in block-chain development due to its efficiency and lightweight nature. Electric Capital reported that
Go was used by 20% of block-chain developers in 2022, second only to JavaScript and Python, highlighting its widespread adoption. This paper examines the application of Go in block-chain curricula, focusing on its benefits for smart contract, Hyperledger, and DApp development.
Gos concurrency model (Goroutines and Channels) simplifies the creation of high-concurrency applications, essential for modern block-chain
technologies. Its concise syntax and fast compilation improve development efficiency, enabling students to complete more projects quickly.
Through case studies, the paper shows how Go helps students grasp core block-chain concepts and improves their practical and innovative
abilities. Findings suggest that using Go in block-chain education increases student engagement and provides schools with greater teaching
flexibility, ultimately advancing the adoption of block-chain technology.

Keywords

Project-Oriented Learning; Saxo Fintech Business School USY

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i4.6485

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