> It's a closer match to Python than Go I like Kotlin, but I really think of Go as the most probable outcome of someone saying "I'd like a staticly typed, conc

> It's a closer match to Python than Go I like Kotlin, but I really think of Go as the most probable outcome of someone saying "I'd like a staticly typed, concurrent/parallel Python", and then mumbled "but I hate exceptions". Go is very close to python in many respects.