28. Select Statement

In this video, we dive deep into the `select` statement in Golang and understand why it is an important part of Go concurrency. We start with a real-world distributed systems scenario where the same request is sent to multiple equivalent services, and we want to proceed as soon as the first service responds. You’ll learn: What `select` is and why we need it How `select` works with multiple channels What happens when multiple channels are ready Blocking behavior of `select` The `default` case and non-blocking channel operations Using `select` for timeouts Sending and receiving with `select` Real-world use cases of `select` in Go concurrency