> "Go doesn’t support xor (^) and or (|) operator on bool. As it turns out, they are not neccessary. x ^ y is the same as x != y. a = a | b can be written as: i

> "Go doesn’t support xor (^) and or (|) operator on bool. As it turns out, they are not neccessary. x ^ y is the same as x != y. a = a | b can be written as: if !a && b { a = true }" Well, you don't need subtraction, division or multiplication either (or any number more than 1!), but they're certainly nice to have. Go has some nice qualities, but its choice of omissions continues to fascinate me.