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I was talking about strongly typed languages, which Go is. That's why I'd rather use go than python at my job (not an option though).
by orwin 3y ago
I was talking about strongly typed languages, which Go is. That's why I'd rather use go than python at my job (not an option though).
- IshKebab 3y agoRust is even more strongly typed than Go, so it reduces the chance of bugs even more. The borrow checker also reduces the chance of bugs. It was originally created just for memory safety, but it turns out that the ownership structures that it enforces are less bug prone. It's quite similar to how using immutable data structures leads to less bug prone code.