Go strongly pushes a "way to do it", see concurrency for instance. C/C++/Rust have a (one or more) paradigm, but they leave as much liberty to you as a programm

Go strongly pushes a "way to do it", see concurrency for instance. C/C++/Rust have a (one or more) paradigm, but they leave as much liberty to you as a programmer as possible. This I see as a stark difference. Wrt concurrency, Go is more like Node: one way to do it.