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Just as in the other thread, the only unfounded claim is that Go provides similar facilities as Java or C# at language level. Go was explicitly designed to avoi
by fnl 9y ago
Just as in the other thread, the only unfounded claim is that Go provides similar facilities as Java or C# at language level. Go was explicitly designed to avoid all that, after all. So comparing those three at language level only surfaces a long list of things you can do in Java, and an even longer one for C#, but not in Go.
- fauigerzigerk 9y agoThat makes absolutely no sense. Languages with very different features can be used for solving very similar problems and hence a comparison can be useful.
- fnl 9y agoThe keyword here being "different". I don't think that the utter absence of features is terribly interesting. To me, that's just a matter of taste.