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Go's non-buffered channels are channels that do not have an internal buffer, meaning that sending to such a channel blocks until another goroutine reads the value, and vice versa.

Experience with using these channels is usually related to synchronization between goroutines, when it is important that data is transmitted and processed strictly in order and without delays.

Example of usage:

ch := make(chan int) // non-buffered channel

go func() {
    ch <- 42 // sending blocks until someone reads
}()

value := <-ch // reading, unblocks the send
fmt.Println(value) // 42

This approach is useful for implementing producer-consumer patterns, when it is necessary to guarantee that data will not be lost and processing occurs synchronously.