It's not better than any of the languages you described, but it's certainly different. Go was created in order to build large-scale distributed systems (like th

It's not better than any of the languages you described, but it's certainly different. Go was created in order to build large-scale distributed systems (like the largest search engine in the world), and the problems that Go makes easier to solve may not be the ones that you have. Unlike Rust, Go wasn't created to replace an existing language...it was created to replace an existing way of going about doing things. Unlike Python, Go wasn't created to make code easier to read in general, it was created to make incredibly complex code less ugly. So no, you shouldn't learn Go unless Go solves the problems that you need to solve. That said, as others have mentioned it's a pretty simple language and I found it quite easy to pick up and start writing programs in.