> The best part of Go is that there is very little magic in Go. If you understand that slices are just fat pointers implemented as a built-in, there is nothing

> The best part of Go is that there is very little magic in Go. If you understand that slices are just fat pointers implemented as a built-in, there is nothing confusing about them. It's just a tautology. If you understand something, of course by definition you aren't confuse about them. By using the same logic, all languages have "very little magic."