<ul><li>In Go, the main goroutine often needs to wait for other goroutines to finish their tasks before continuing execution or exiting the program.</li><li>sync.WaitGroup is commonly used for waiting for a group of goroutines to finish tasks.</li><li>Example code demonstrates using sync.WaitGroup to synchronize multiple goroutines.</li><li>Channels can be used for passing signals between goroutines to coordinate their execution.</li><li>Context allows graceful control of goroutine exits and is useful for scenarios requiring cancellation or timeouts.</li><li>errgroup is recommended as it combines WaitGroup functionality with error handling for waiting for tasks and handling errors.</li><li>Using sync.WaitGroup is simple and efficient, but errgroup is more elegant and supports error propagation.</li><li>time.Sleep is not recommended for waiting on tasks to finish as it lacks accurate synchronization compared to sync tools.</li><li>Choose the synchronization method based on specific requirements such as error handling, cancellation, or number of tasks.</li><li>Leapcell offers a serverless hosting platform for Go projects with multi-language support, cost efficiency, and scalability.</li></ul>

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