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> Go is really s souped up version of C. But with generics, methods and interfaces, proper strings, maps etc., first-class functions, built-in concurrency, a m
by mseepgood 5y ago
> Go is really s souped up version of C.
But with generics, methods and interfaces, proper strings, maps etc., first-class functions, built-in concurrency, a module system, automatic memory management, a well-rounded standard library and so so so much more.
- jhgb 5y agoNot even that -- it's a souped-up version of Oberon with these features. (Although of course, out of those, Oberon had already had a module system and automatic memory management.)