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Genuinely curious, how is Go more anti FP than Java or other more classic imperative languages?

• dragonwriter 9y ago
  > how is Go more anti FP than Java or other more classic imperative languages? Than Java or any of a number of other popular languages, because it uses a static type system without generics. You can build functional control structures up from common imperative ones as well as from an in-language base of the simpler functional ones, but without either dynamic typing or generics, this is a painful exercise in copy-and-paste coding.