And that's why go is a meme language. It replaces clear statements like "int x = 0;" With "var x = 0;" as if that's somehow better. So instead of having clear

And that's why go is a meme language. It replaces clear statements like "int x = 0;" With "var x = 0;" as if that's somehow better. So instead of having clear blocks of types that you can visibly read, it's concealed. And the type could change each time you run the compiler.