golang:

• RaceCondition-Go

• Race Condition:
  A data race happens when two goroutines access the same variable concurrently, and at least one of the access is a write instruction. Detecting a race..

• Use the command:

    	go run -race routineOne.go to generate the race report
    	uncomment line 28
    	go run -race routineOne.go to generate the race report
  

• Conclusion:

    •	Result one and two generates 2 different Final Counter after adding wait period
    •	Adding the pause caused the result to fail (should be 4)
    •	-race parameter generates a report to find data races.
    •	The report describes when the write value happened
    The example provided commenting/uncommenting line 28 shows the difference of context switching
    Without pause
  

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	Without the pause, the final Counter value = 4
	This is because, before the second routine is executed (Line 13), routine 1 loop has already completed
	writing the value to Counter.
	Hence;
	Loop 1 -> Increment -> Context Switch -> Loop 2
	With pause

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	With the pause, the context switch happens before routine 1 loop is finished.
	Therefore resulting to final counter value = 2
	Hence
	Loop 1 -> Context Switch -> Loop 2
	Resulting the second loop to start count from 0, instead of 2