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And that is relevant because? Generics aren't a unique trait of Java --quite the opposite: the language existed for a decade without them, and even now doesn't
by batista 15y ago
And that is relevant because?
Generics aren't a unique trait of Java --quite the opposite: the language existed for a decade without them, and even now doesn't have a nice implementation of them.
- MatthewPhillips 15y ago> And that is relevant because? The goal of C-like languages isn't to duplicate Java features. Go (and others) have their own set of goals. In this case generics doesn't advance the goals.
- batista 15y agoActually, the goals doesn't have anything to do with the presence of generic in the language or not. Plus, the creators of Go have stated that Generics are indeed considered strongly as an addition to the language post 1.0.