C# 2022 is much improved over earlier versions. For starts it's cross platform and compiles to reasonably sized single executables (touted as a strength of Go).

C# 2022 is much improved over earlier versions. For starts it's cross platform and compiles to reasonably sized single executables (touted as a strength of Go). Moreover, C# designers have started reducing boilerplate as much as possible, so for example, you don't need to declare a namespace, a class or a main to start coding. That said, Go is a fine language. It doesn't have exceptions last I checked, so that could be a deciding factor. Exceptions are handy in a lot of cases.