Which Go version is supported?

We use the Go toolchain available on the server. If unavailable, the page provides guidance and alternative online runners.

Can I use goroutines and channels?

Yes, standard Go concurrency primitives are supported. Long-running or network operations may be restricted for security.

How do I provide program input?

Most examples print output using fmt.Println. Interactive stdin may be limited depending on environment; prefer hardcoded test values in the examples.

Is the page mobile-friendly?

Yes, the Go compiler page is responsive and optimized for mobile devices.

Go (Golang) Online Compiler

Write and run Go code in your browser. Clean UI, examples for core concepts, and quick sharing for snippets.

Go Toolchain Real-time Output Examples Included Mobile Friendly

main.go

Examples:

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Why Use Our Go Online Compiler

Run Go code instantly in your browser—no setup required. This lightweight editor is ideal for learning the language, practicing core concepts like functions, slices, and structs, and quickly testing ideas.

With a clean interface, responsive layout, and ready-to-load examples, you can focus on writing Go code and seeing immediate results.

Common Use Cases

Try “Hello World”, experiment with variables and control flow, or explore slices and struct types. Use it for interview practice, learning Go syntax, or validating small snippets before moving to a local setup.

Perfect for beginners and developers who need a quick playground for Golang.

Get Started in Seconds

Type Go code in the editor and click Run
Use the Examples section to load common patterns
Share code snippets with a simple link

The page is optimized for mobile, so you can code on the go.

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