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Done right how? Practically every way that generics can be done is already done (C++, Java, C#, and Zig cover practically all bases). It seems very hand wavy fo
by gher-shyu3i 6y ago
Done right how? Practically every way that generics can be done is already done (C++, Java, C#, and Zig cover practically all bases). It seems very hand wavy for some people to say they want it done right, as if there's a magical way that hasn't been invented yet that will find its way into golang, which is known for being a language from the 70s as far as features go.
- loopz 6y agoIn a way promoting non-convoluted code. It's a property of the language which is like a side effect. Kind of reminds me of Ruby except Ruby was too dynamic to achieve it. C# is very readable too.