I've said this before, and I'll say it again. People lump Go in with C/C++/Rust because they all (can) produce static binaries. I don't need to install Go's run

I've said this before, and I'll say it again. People lump Go in with C/C++/Rust because they all (can) produce static binaries. I don't need to install Go's runtime like I install Java/NodeJS/Python runtimes. Honestly, I think it speaks so much to Go's accomplishments that it performs so well people intuitively categorize it with the systems languages rather than other managed languages.