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> The real problem is Go basically doesn't have a type system. I don’t understand what “basically” means in this context. If you mean to say that Go’s type sys
by ovao 8y ago
> The real problem is Go basically doesn't have a type system.
I don’t understand what “basically” means in this context. If you mean to say that Go’s type system isn’t formally sound, I think it would be better to argue that than to argue that it essentially has “no type system”. That strikes me as a very weird thing to say in general.