That sounds like a fancy way to say "Go lacks many important features"
Generics I agree. What else are those important features that you miss?
I was mostly talking about generics, but it also lacks proper exceptions, enums, and two ways to assign a variable (var and :=) among other things
Lacking proper exceptions is one of Go's best features. Consider:
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That sounds like a fancy way to say "Go lacks many important features"
Generics I agree. What else are those important features that you miss?
I was mostly talking about generics, but it also lacks proper exceptions, enums, and two ways to assign a variable (var and :=) among other things
Lacking proper exceptions is one of Go's best features. Consider: